Honda Cars India has announced a recall of 92,672 cars across various models.
The recall is due to defective fuel pump impellers, which could cause the engine to stall or fail to start. Honda will replace the parts free of charge starting November 5, 2024, at dealerships across India.
The Japanese carmaker will contact affected individuals directly in due time, or they can visit Honda’s India website.
“The customers can check whether their cars are covered under this campaign by submitting their 17-character alpha-numeric Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on the special microsite created on the company’s website,” Honda said in an official statement. “Further, customers who may have bought fuel pump assy from Honda Cars authorised dealerships between June 2017 and October 2023 through over the counter sale, may also get their vehicle checked through Honda Cars dealership,” it added.
Honda recall : Affected models
The Honda City tops the list with 32,872 units affected, followed closely by the Amaze with 18,851 units and the Jazz with 16,744 units. The recall also affects 14,298 units of the WR-V, 4,386 units of the BR-V, and 3,317 units of the Brio. Furthermore, 2,204 vehicles from various models, such as the Civic and Accord, which had already received part replacements, are also included in the recall campaign.
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