In a report to the U.S. NHTSA, Hyundai said it has confirmed three fire incidents in Canada and none in the United States.
WASHINGTON — Hyundai Motor America and Kia America are recalling more than 280,000 large crossovers because of an issue with the tow hitch harness that may lead to a fire while parked or driving, sibling publication Automotive News reports.
Automotive News Canada reached out to Kia and Hyundai about the number of vehicles and potential stop sale orders in Canada. The two automakers are advising customers to park their vehicles outside and away from structures until repairs are complete. Hyundai said there are no confirmed crashes or injuries related to this condition in Canada or the United States.Segi Korea supplies the tow hitch harness, according to the report.
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