Hyundai extends a recall on recent-vintage Accent and Elantra models, which contain a potentially defective component in the seat belt mechanism.
Some time ago, Hyundai recalled its Elantra and Accent models to fix a problem with the seatbelt tensioning system. The system can malfunction and explode in the event of an accident.
In the case of the models affected by the recall, the system may not work as intended by Hyundai's safety department engineers. The danger is that an uncontrolled explosion can release shrapnel into the cabin. Sharp objects thus projected at high speed could potentially injure occupants.Photo: Hyundai Hyundai Accent Hyundai says it is aware of three such incidents that have occurred with customer-owned vehicles. Two of them occurred in the United States , the third in Singapore .
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