Check Your Car! Maruti Suzuki Ignis Recalled for Defective Parking Sensors

Maruti Suzuki has officially issued a proactive recall for the Ignis hatchback to fix a technical defect in its rear parking sensor system.

Despite the popular model being recently discontinued from the manufacturer’s lineup, Maruti Suzuki India Limited (MSIL) initiated this recall campaign.

Although the exact number of affected vehicles and production dates remain unconfirmed, an internal document from an authorized dealership verifies the recall.

If you own an Ignis, here is everything you need to know about the sensor issue, how it impacts your vehicle, and how to get it fixed for free at your nearest authorized Maruti Suzuki NEXA workshop.

What is the issue with the Ignis rear parking sensor?

According to official dealer information, Maruti Suzuki found a glitch in the “Controller Assembly, Park Sensor.” This defect can cause the reverse parking alarm to stop working correctly or fail to beep when you reverse. To ensure driver safety, the company has proactively decided to replace the affected part.

What is Maruti Suzuki doing to rectify this issue?

Maruti Suzuki is contacting owners of the affected Ignis models directly. The company is requesting customers to visit their nearest authorized Nexa service centre. The entire part replacement will be done completely free of charge.

How can I check if my car is affected and get a free fix?

If you own an Ignis, you can contact your local authorized Maruti Suzuki workshop or Nexa service centre to verify if your vehicle is covered. It is highly recommended to call your nearest Nexa service station ahead of time to schedule an appointment and avoid long wait times.

Past Major Recalls for the Ignis

If you have an older Ignis model, ensure you also cleared the previous manufacturer action:

October 2022 (Rear Brake Assembly Pin): Maruti Suzuki recalled 9,925 total units across the Wagon R, Celerio, and Ignis lineups (manufactured between 3 August 2022 and 1 September 2022). It addressed a defective brake assembly pin that could snap, make abnormal noises, and reduce braking efficiency over time.