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Skoda recalls in Ireland

3 recalls for Skoda products, from official Irish sources.

Every Skoda recall we track in Ireland, newest first, from official sources. Vehicle recalls are published by the Road Safety Authority (RSA) and the repair is always free. Check whether your Skoda vehicle or product is affected below, then follow the official notice for what to do next.

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Skoda recalls certain Fabia and Superb vehicles due to airbag risk

Volkswagen Group Ireland Limited (Skoda Ireland) is recalling certain Skoda Fabia and Superb model vehicles due to a safety issue with the front passenger airbag, which may have a reduced protective effect in an accident. This could increase the risk of injury to a passenger and potentially cause serious or fatal injuries if the airbag is deployed.

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Skoda recalls Kodiaq and other models due to airbag risks

Volkswagen Group Ireland Limited (Skoda Ireland) is recalling certain Skoda Kodiaq model vehicles due to a potential issue with the front seat frame that may affect the side airbag's integrity, increasing the risk of injury in an accident. Additionally, certain Skoda ITIGO, FABIA, ROOMSTER, OCTAVIA, RAPID, SUPERB, and YETI model vehicles are recalled because of a defect in the driver airbag inflator that could cause uncontrolled inflation and release metal fragments, posing an injury risk. A total of 1,355 vehicles are affected in the Republic of Ireland.

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Skoda recalls Kodiaq, ITIGO, FABIA, ROOMSTER, OCTAVIA, RAPID, SUPERB, YETI due to airbag issues

Volkswagen Group Ireland Limited (Skoda Ireland) is recalling certain Skoda Kodiaq vehicles due to a potential issue with the front seat frame that may affect the side airbag's integrity, increasing the risk of injury in an accident. Additionally, certain Skoda ITIGO, FABIA, ROOMSTER, OCTAVIA, RAPID, SUPERB, and YETI vehicles are recalled due to a defect in the driver airbag inflator that may cause uncontrolled inflation and release metal fragments, posing an injury risk. The recalls affect a total of 1,355 vehicles in the Republic of Ireland.