Autocar India

Ford issues recall for EcoSport

Affecting 4,379 pre-facelift units of the compact SUV, the recall has been issued to correct a potential problem with the steering.
1 min read•6 Jul '18
Rivan RS
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The pre-facelift Ford EcoSport

Ford India has issued a voluntary recall of its EcoSport compact SUV made between May 2017 and June 2017. Affecting 4,379 units of the pre-facelift model, the brand has cited an issue with the weld integrity of the front lower control arm, which can affect steering control.

Additionally, Ford has also announced that it is writing to 1,018 EcoSport owners to inspect their cars for a potential problem with the driver and front passenger seat recliner locks. The models affected were produced between November 2017 and December 2017.

Since the facelifted model was launched, Ford has been continuously updating the compact SUV with more kit and variants, including the Signature Edition and S variants, both of which get a sunroof as standard kit.

Hyundai Elantra facelift images leaked

Refreshed Elantra gets major styling updates inspired by the larger Sonata sedan.
2 min read•6 Jul '18
Akbar Merchant

Toyota Supra prototype to participate in Goodwood hill climb

The Japanese carmaker announced the new Supra's participation in the event; to be revealed before the BMW Z4 that is scheduled for an August unveil.
3 min read•6 Jul '18
Autocar India News Desk

New car brand from Jaguar Land Rover-Chery Auto in the works

JLR is reportedly planning to establish a new brand in collaboration with its Chinese joint venture partner as a key part of a global sales strategy.
2 min read•6 Jul '18
Autocar India News Desk

Maruti Suzuki announces Monsoon Service Camp

Scheduled to kick off on July 9, the 22-day Maruti Suzuki service camp will offer complimentary vehicle check-ups and discounts on accessories.
1 min read•6 Jul '18
Rivan RS

Robocar to attempt autonomous Goodwood hill climb run

A hill climb race without a driver? That’s what this autonomous race car plans to achieve.
1 min read•6 Jul '18
Arun Nadar

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