Maruti Suzuki India, the country’s largest carmaker, announced a recall of 87,599 units of S-Presso and Eeco models to address a potential issue with the steering tie rod.
What went wrong with the steering tie rod? Read on to find out!
Maruti Suzuki Recalls 87599 Units of S-Presso and Eeco Cars
Maruti Suzuki India, the leading car manufacturer in the country, has issued a recall for 87,599 units of S-Presso and Eeco models due to a possible problem with the steering tie rod.
As per a tweet, “Maruti Suzuki has announced a recall of 87,599 units of their popular models, S-Presso and Eeco, due to a possible steering tie rod issue. @Maruti_Corp @MSArenaOfficial”
In response to the recall, Maruti Suzuki stated that owners of the affected vehicles would receive communication from company-authorized dealer workshops, arranging for the inspection and replacement of the faulty part free of charge. The recall commenced from July 24, 2023, at 06:30 pm.
This recall is one of the largest undertaken by the company in recent times and highlights its commitment to ensuring the safety and reliability of its products. By taking proactive measures, Maruti Suzuki aims to address the issue promptly and provide customers with a seamless solution to the potential problem.
Maruti Shares Dip 0.75 Percent Only Despite Recall of Cars
Despite the recall news, Maruti Suzuki’s shares ended the day with a slight dip of 0.75 percent at Rs 9,694.70 apiece on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). The impact on the company’s stock price is expected to be closely monitored by investors and industry analysts in the coming days.
Vehicle recalls are a standard practice in the automotive industry to ensure customer safety and satisfaction. By identifying and addressing potential defects, automakers uphold their commitment to maintaining high product quality and consumer trust. Maruti Suzuki’s proactive approach in initiating this recall demonstrates the company’s dedication to meeting safety standards and preserving its reputation in the market.
Customers who own the affected S-Presso and Eeco models are encouraged to respond promptly to the communication from the company and take their vehicles to the authorized dealer workshops for the necessary inspection and replacement. This proactive measure will help prevent any possible issues and ensure the smooth functioning of the vehicles.
