Volkswagen e-Golf recalls
- Audi during air bag deployment, the front passenger air bag may explode or deploy improperly. 2016 Audi A3, R8, S3 +6 more
- Volkswagen these internal-use vehicles were sold without confirmation that they were built to all applicable regulatory requirements and may have been modified prior to sale. 2016–2018 Volkswagen Atlas, CC, Golf +5 more
- Volkswagen these internal use vehicles were sold without confirmation that they were built to all applicable regulatory requirements and may have been modified prior to sale. 2016–2018 Volkswagen Atlas, Golf Alltrack, Golf R +2 more
- Audi rear seat frame head restraint guide sleeves may be incorrectly welded to the seat frame. 2018 Audi A3, RS 3, Golf R +1 more
- Volkswagen modifications made while the vehicles were in an internal evaluation period may cause the affected vehicles to not comply with all of the applicable regulatory requirements. 2011–2015 Volkswagen CC, Eos, GTI +5 more
- Audi additionally, certain 2017 Audi Q7, A4 Sedan, A4 Allroad, and 2018 Audi Q5 vehicles are being recalled because the seat belt pretensioners may not activate properly. 2016–2018 Audi A4 allroad, A6, A7 +5 more
- Volkswagen vibrations, such as those created by opening and closing a vehicle door, may cause the rear child door locks to disengage, allowing a child to open a rear door while inside the vehicle. 2016 Volkswagen CC, Golf R, Tiguan +1 more
- Volkswagen oversensitive diagnostics for the high-voltage battery management system may falsely detect an electrical surge resulting in the vehicle's electric drive motor shutting down unexpectedly. 2015 Volkswagen e-Golf
- Volkswagen affected vehicles are equipped a Passenger Occupant Detection System (pods) that may have been manufactured improperly. 2015 Volkswagen Golf, Jetta, e-Golf