【Smart Car Pie News】All said that Mercedes-Benz is the "king of recall", which is not the beginning of the new year, Mercedes-Benz has filed with the State Administration for Market Regulation, announcing that from February 11, 2022, it will recall some imported GLE SUV vehicles with production dates from February 17, 2020 to December 19, 2020, a total of 639 vehicles.
Mercedes-Benz GLE SUV
The reason for this recall is that the fixing clips of the vehicle fuel tank pressure sensor within the scope of the recall do not meet the requirements regarding corrosion resistance. After the long-term use of the vehicle, the fixing clip may weaken the fixing force due to corrosion, resulting in the fuel tank pressure sensor may be loosened due to vibration during the driving process of the vehicle, and in extreme cases, the sealing of the fuel tank may be affected, which in turn will not meet the requirements of the relevant laws and regulations on the sealing of the motor vehicle fuel system, and there are safety hazards and unreasonable emission risks.
Mercedes-Benz recall
Mercedes-Benz will replace fuel tank pressure sensor retention clips free of charge for vehicles within the scope of the recall to eliminate safety hazards and unreasonable emission risks. Mercedes-Benz will notify the relevant users of the recall through registered mail and other means. Users can also call the service hotline or log in to the website through landline or mobile phone for more information and reflect defect clues.
Mercedes Benz True" The King of Recall"
According to statistics, in 2021, the State Administration for Market Regulation and Administration of Defective Products Management Center issued a total of 145 domestic passenger car recall announcements, and the total number of recalled vehicles reached 8.7233 million. Some auto head brands have become absolute "main forces", with Mercedes-Benz, Wuling and Toyota all recalling more than 1 million vehicles, of which Mercedes-Benz reached a staggering 2.7812 million. And Mercedes-Benz is also the brand with the largest number of recalls, followed by Wuling, Toyota and Tesla. In terms of overall number, the Mercedes-Benz C-Class is the most, reaching 741,600 units.