France has announced the removal of an additional 800,000 vehicles from its roads as part of an expanded crackdown linked to the global Takata airbag scandal, Reuters reports. The decision underscores growing concerns over the safety risks posed by defective airbags manufactured by Takata, which have been tied to numerous injuries and fatalities worldwide. This latest move adds to a mounting list of recalls and regulatory actions aimed at protecting drivers and passengers from potentially deadly airbag malfunctions.
France Launches Massive Vehicle Recall Amid Takata Airbag Safety Concerns
French authorities have announced an unprecedented recall affecting over 800,000 vehicles across multiple manufacturers due to the persistent dangers linked to Takata airbags. This large-scale operation aims to remove these cars from circulation promptly to prevent potential injuries or fatalities caused by defective airbag inflators, which have been linked to violent deployments and shrapnel…
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Author : Isabella Rossi
Publish date : 2025-06-29 01:47:00
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