6 recalls for Volkswagen products, from official Irish sources.
Volkswagen Group Ireland Limited is recalling certain Volkswagen Caddy model vehicles due to a potential leak where the brake hose is attached, which may lead to a slow loss of brake fluid and affect braking performance. There are 12 vehicles affected that were produced between 02 August 2024 and 06 August 2024.
Volkswagen Group Ireland Limited is recalling certain Volkswagen Beetle model vehicles due to a safety issue where the gas inflator housing of the front airbags may burst if activated during an accident. This could result in injury to passengers from fragments of the gas inflator. There are 179 vehicles affected that were produced between 09 September 2004 to 15 September 2018.
Volkswagen Group Ireland Limited recalls certain Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace model vehicles due to a potential issue where parts of the inflator may detach when the head airbag is activated, which can cause serious or fatal injury to occupants. There are 20 vehicles affected that were produced between 25 November 2018 and 18 February 2019.
Volkswagen Group Ireland Limited is recalling several Volkswagen vehicles due to safety issues with airbags and seat belts that may increase the risk of injury in an accident. The affected models include ID.7, ID.BUZZ, T7 Transporter, Passat, Polo, Taigo, Arona, Ibiza, Golf, Tiguan, Beetle, and Caddy, with various production dates. Specific concerns include reduced airbag effectiveness and improperly secured seat belts.
Volkswagen Group Ireland Limited is recalling certain Volkswagen ID. BUZZ, ID.BUZZ Cargo, ID.3, ID.7, and Amarok model vehicles due to safety issues. The ID models may experience increased self-discharge in the high-voltage battery, while the Amarok may have a loss of braking power from the electronic brake booster. There are 7 ID vehicles and 270 Amarok vehicles affected in the Republic of Ireland.
Volkswagen Group Ireland Limited is recalling certain Volkswagen ID. BUZZ, ID.BUZZ Cargo, ID.3, ID.7, and Amarok model vehicles due to safety issues. The ID models may experience increased self-discharge in the high-voltage battery, while the Amarok models may have a loss of braking power from the electronic brake booster. There are 7 ID models and 270 Amarok models affected in the Republic of Ireland.