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Data showed that the Ministry of Commerce recalled 40,777 vehicles during the second quarter of 2026, marking a 633% increase compared to 5,560 vehicles in the first quarter, bringing the total number of recalled vehicles in the first half of the year to 46,337. The recalls covered a variety of issues, including safety systems, brakes, airbags, fuel and cooling systems, electronic systems, and the transmission. Recall procedures involved repairing or replacing the defective parts free of charge, with the Ministry monitoring the completion of repairs and reporting. Meanwhile, manufacturers carried out 25 recall campaigns during the first half of the year. This measure aims to ensure consumer safety and protect their rights by addressing various defects that affect vehicle performance and safety.
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