Hyundai rappelle 294 128 véhicules pour défaut de ceinture
Hyundai rappelle 294 128 véhicules aux États-Unis pour défaut d’ancrage de ceinture de sécurité signalé par la NHTSA. Hyundai Motor America procède
www.leblogauto.comHere are the latest notable Hyundai belt-strap recall updates I found recently:
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Hyundai is under a large US recall affecting hundreds of thousands of vehicles due to potential issues with seat-belt anchors, which could detach and fail to restrain occupants in a crash. The recall affects various models and the scope is reported around 294,000 vehicles in the United States. This aligns with coverage from late April/early May 2026 reporting.[1][5]
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In Canada, Transport Canada has issued safety notices for Hyundai models related to seatbelt retractors and buckles, with owners advised to bring their vehicles in for inspection and replacement if needed. These recalls emphasize rear seat belt retractors and front seating buckles in certain model years.[2][8][9]
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Earlier in 2022–2023, Hyundai conducted multiple belt-related recalls in different markets (e.g., Accent, Elantra, Palisade) around tensioners, retractors, and buckles, indicating a broader history of belt-system safety campaigns. While these are older, they contextualize the current emphasis on belt performance.[3][7][10]
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A notable 2026 item reported by Le Blog Auto and Zonebourse notes the US recall of 294,128 vehicles for possible detachment of seat-belt anchors, with models including Ioniq 6, Santa Fe, Santa Fe Hybrid, and Genesis/GV series, and inspections/repairs to reinforce or replace the anchors. If you’re in the US, check your vehicle’s VIN against the recall notices.[5][1]
Would you like me to:
- Narrow this to your specific Hyundai model and year for a precise recall status,
- Check the official regulatory databases (e.g., NHTSA in the US, Transport Canada) for the exact recall number and model list, or
- Provide a quick guide on how to verify your vehicle eligibility and book a free dealer inspection?