BMW cars, models: 2 Series Active Tourer (U06) and X1 (U11)

Q: Is this product safe to consume?

No. This product has been recalled due to: Part of the rear seat belt may be jammed under the C‑pillar trim and may release only after the belt tensioner is triggered in an accident, reducing the effectiveness of protection for rear passengers. Potential effects: passenger injuries, post-traumatic complications.

Part of the rear seat belt may be jammed under the C‑pillar trim and may release only after the belt tensioner is triggered in an accident, reducing the effectiveness of protection for rear passengers. Potential effects: passenger injuries, post-traumatic complications.

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BMW cars, models: 2 Series Active Tourer (U06) and X1 (U11)

Risk Level

High

Manufacturer

BMW Vertriebs GmbH Oddział w Polsce

Recall Date

01.06.2023

What You Should Know

Recommendations

Consumers should contact an authorized BMW service center or dealer and arrange a workshop visit for inspection and, if necessary, repair of the rear seat belts.

Actions Taken

The company initiated a repair campaign covering 993 vehicles, will notify owners of affected cars about the need to visit a workshop for inspection of the rear seat belts, and informed the President ...

Need Help?

If you feel unwell after consuming this product, contact your doctor or call the poison control center.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this product safe to consume?

No. This product has been recalled due to: Part of the rear seat belt may be jammed under the C‑pillar trim and may release only after the belt tensioner is triggered in an accident, reducing the effectiveness of protection for rear passengers. Potential effects: passenger injuries, post-traumatic complications.

What should I do if I already bought this?

Stop using the product immediately. Return it to the store for a full refund. If you consumed it and feel unwell, contact your doctor.

Which batches are affected?

Check the official report for specific batch details.