A major safety recall has been announced for over 21,000 electric vehicles due to a potential airbag malfunction that could pose a risk of injury, particularly to children. The issue involves a defect that may prevent the airbag from deploying properly in certain crash scenarios, raising concerns about passenger protection. Automakers are urging owners to avoid placing children in the front passenger seat until the problem is addressed. Affected vehicles will be serviced at no cost to ensure compliance with federal safety standards.
Kia recalling over 21K electric vehicles over airbag issue that could injure children New York Post
