Saudi Arabia recalls 37,000 vehicles in H1

The article explains that the Saudi Ministry of Commerce has recalled more than 36,800 vehicles during the first half of 2026, representing a decrease compared to 87,290 vehicles in the same period last year, due to the discovery of defects that could lead to accidents. The defects included traditional vehicle issues such as problems with airbags, seat belts, control systems, and the transmission system, as well as electric vehicles, such as a malfunction in the steering column that could result in loss of power during driving. The recalls targeted well-known international brands like Toyota, Hyundai, Honda, Chevrolet, Land Rover, Audi, and Ford, with the aim of protecting consumers and improving safety and quality standards. The measures also involve suspending non-compliant dealerships and imposing fines of up to 8 million riyals, along with performance evaluation campaigns and compliance checks for dealerships based on specific standards to ensure effective provision of maintenance services and spare parts.

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