According to foreign reports, at the end of May, Fiat, Ford, Honda, GM and BMW again recalled millions of vehicles due to defective Takada airbags. The total number of vehicles recalled by Takata Airbags reached more than 40 million, of which Honda was the most. Roll Forming Machine,Roof Tile CU Channel Forming Machine,Galvanized C Profile U Channel Roll Forming,Corrugated Sheet Roll Machine ST Machinery Co.,Ltd , https://www.yzstmachinery.com
In mid-May, Toyota, Nissan, Honda and Daihatsu recalled more than 11.65 million Takada airbags, expanding the number of vehicles involved in the largest car recall to date to 36 million. The US market accounts for 34 million vehicles, while Honda has 19.6 million vehicles.
After that, the recall of the Takada airbag vehicle continued to ferment and expand. According to the statistics of Gasgoo.com, from mid-May to the end of May, the major auto companies have recalled about 4.6 million Takada airbags. The recall of the Takada airbags involved more than 40 million vehicles, almost equivalent to China and now. The sum of annual sales of the two major US markets.
Honda's highest proportion At the end of May, Honda issued a statement saying that it will recall an additional 350,000 Takada airbags. The related models are the 2005 Civic and the 2006-2007 Accord. Honda US spokesperson Chris Martin said that in the future it is possible to expand the co-pilot side airbag-related recalls, covering more than 13 states in the United States, and about 1.02 million cars will be affected.
This means that with the previous 19.6 million units, Honda has recalled more than 20 million vehicles in the Takata Airbag recall, accounting for half of the total of 40 million.
Fiat Chrysler's additional recall Fiat Chrysler also issued a statement at the end of May, recalling a total of 1.8 million cars in two batches.
The first batch recalled 1.4 million vehicles and expanded the total number of Takada airbag vehicles recalled by the Fiat Chrysler Automobile Company FCA to the United States to 4.07 million.
The second batch involved the 2003 pickup trucks, for a total of 437,947 vehicles.
The total number of FCA's all-day high-altitude airbag recalls has exceeded 5.22 million.
Ford's over one million Ford added 950,000 vehicles with Takada airbags at the end of May.
The latest recall involves 539,000 vehicles, including the 2005-2014 Mustang, 2005-2006 Ford GT, and 2004 Ranger pickup; the recall includes the use of Takada airbags on both the driver's and passenger's side, making Ford's recall in Takada Airbags The total number of recalls reached 1,509,535.
Of these, 1.49 million are concentrated in the North American market, including 1.3 million in the United States, 93,207 in Canada and 16,953 in Mexico.
In addition, GM recalled 375,000 pickups at the end of May and BMW recalled 416,000 vehicles.