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Hyundai Santa Fe SUV recalled in India

Hyundai voluntarily recalls over 2,000 units of first-generation Santa Fe SUV sold in India to replace the stop-lamp switch.
1 min read•24 May '14
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Hyundai has voluntarily issued a recall of over 2,000 units of the first-generation Santa Fe SUVs sold in India. 

According to Hyundai, units that were manufactured between June 26, 2011 and September 26, 2013 had a faulty stop lamp switch, and have been recalled for replacement. A total of 2,437 units were manufactured by Hyundai during this period.

Hyundai will contact owners of the affected Santa Fe SUVs in a phased manner, in order to carry out the replacement of the part. 

Hyundai had launched the first-generation Santa Fe SUV in India in 2010. This model was then replaced by the new Hyundai Santa Fe SUV earlier this year. 

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