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The company said it has informed the Ministry of Road Transport &amp; Highways (MoRTH) about the voluntary recall initiative

Kia announces voluntary recall of over 4,300 Seltos cars in India

<h2>The company said it has informed the Ministry of Road Transport &amp; Highways (MoRTH) about the voluntary recall initiative</h2>

Kia India on Friday said it is voluntarily recalling 4,358 units of a petrol variant of its mid-sized sports utility vehicle Seltos to replace the electronic oil pump controller.
The company is recalling Smartstream G1.5 Petrol Seltos with IVT transmission, manufactured between February 28 and July 13, 2023, the South Korean automaker said in a statement.
The recall has been prompted by a potential error in the electronic oil pump controller, which may impact the performance of the electronic oil pump in the specified transmission variant, it added.
The company said it has informed the Ministry of Road Transport &amp; Highways (MoRTH) about the voluntary recall initiative.
Since the safety of car owners is a top priority, the company is proactively replacing the electronic oil pump controller in the affected units for a seamless ownership experience, the statement said.
The automaker will directly reach out to the owners of the vehicles concerned to update them about the voluntary recall.
Kia sells models, including Seltos, Sonet and Carens, in the Indian market.

Automakers&nbsp;Hyundai and Kia are telling owners of nearly 500,000 cars&nbsp; in the United States to park outside and away from buildings due to a possible defect that can cause the vehicles to catch fire even when not running.Hyundai Motor and its affiliate Kia Corp announced separate U.S. recalls because a Hydraulic Electronic Control Unit (HECU) module could malfunction and cause an electrical short, which could result in an engine compartment fire.&nbsp;In documents filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration(NHTSA),&nbsp;Kia said it is aware of three vehicles that have caught fire. The companies also said owners could safely continue driving the vehicles, but they should be parked away from any buildings or structuresIn November, NHTSA issued first-ever reward to a whistleblower, handing out more than $24 million to a former Hyundai employee who reported to NHTSA in 2016 that Hyundai was failing to address a design flaw linked to its Theta II engines, which were prone to seizing up and catching fire.

Hyundai and Kia ask 500,000 vehicle owners to park outside due to fire risk

In documents filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration(NHTSA), Kia said it is aware of three vehicles that have caught fire. The companies also said owners could safely continue driving the vehicles, but they should be parked away from any buildings or structure

Fire fear leads to Hyundai, Kia recalling 500,000 cars

n November, NHTSA issued first-ever reward to a whistleblower, handing out more than $24 million to a former Hyundai employee who highlighted the flaw

Automakers&nbsp;Hyundai and Kia are telling owners of nearly 500,000 cars&nbsp; in the United States to park outside and away from buildings due to a possible defect that can cause the vehicles to catch fire even when not running. Hyundai Motor and its affiliate Kia Corp announced separate U.S. recalls because a Hydraulic Electronic Control Unit (HECU) module could malfunction and cause an electrical short, which could result in an engine compartment fire.&nbsp; In documents filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration(NHTSA),&nbsp;Kia said it is aware of three vehicles that have caught fire. The companies also said owners could safely continue driving the vehicles, but they should be parked away from any buildings or structures In November, NHTSA issued first-ever reward to a whistleblower, handing out more than $24 million to a former Hyundai employee who reported to NHTSA in 2016 that Hyundai was failing to address a design flaw linked to its Theta II engines, which were prone to seizing up and catching fire.

The passenger vehicle waiting period escalated to as high as seven months even as some reports suggest that about a million Indians are in the queue.
The Federation of Automobiles Dealers Association in a recent report claimed that almost half of the PV dealers lost more than 20% of their sales due to supply-side constraints.
Global shortage of wafers which is an input for semiconductor, continued to linger around and kept the PV waiting period high, FADA said in the report.
Moreover, a significant rise in personal mobility needs has given a push to the demand, leading to almost half a million waiting to buy a used car and another half a million Indian are waiting to buy the car they have booked, as reported by the Economic Times.
Due to the waiting period, fewer people are looking to exchange their old cars with new and the repossession by financiers has also declined because of the moratorium benefits. This has lead to a supply shortage in the used car market.

'Seven months': that's the waiting period to buy a new car; a million in queue

The passenger vehicle waiting period escalated to as high as seven months even as some reports suggest that about a million Indians are in the queue.
The Federation of Automobiles Dealers Association in a recent report claimed that almost half of the PV dealers lost more than 20% of their sales due to supply-side constraints.
Global shortage of wafers which is an input for semiconductor, continued to linger around and kept the PV waiting period high, FADA said in the report.
Moreover, a significant rise in personal mobility needs has given a push to the demand, leading to almost half a million waiting to buy a used car and another half a million Indian are waiting to buy the car they have booked, as reported by the Economic Times.
Due to the waiting period, fewer people are looking to exchange their old cars with new and the repossession by financiers has also declined because of the moratorium benefits. This has lead to a supply shortage in the used car market.

Kia Sonet - The tech inside

We take a look at some of the tech inside the Kia Sonet, which comes with a 10.25-inch HD Touchscreen display, a Bose sound system, ventilated seats, a wireless phone charger and even an air purifier to name a few.

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