2016 BMW 7 Series Recalled over Airbag deployment Issue

As indicated by the German automaker, the luxury lead car is being recalled because of a potential airbag deployment issue, taking note of that airbags in 26,000 autos produced before December 1, 2015 may have an inadequate airbag control module. BMW is unaware of any broken arrangements identified with the issue.

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To date, 47,000 new 7 Series have been delivered and a BMW representative told Automotive News that the review “is simply a precautionary measure.” The recall is likewise not identified with the enormous Takata airbag review, as the flawed module was supplied by Continental AG.

The recall will influence 6,110 vehicles in the U.S. furthermore, incorporate the 740Li, 750Li and 750 Lxi models. In Germany, 2,600 units will be recall while another 4,700 are in China.

Those influenced by the recall in the U.S. will get letters in May and dealerships will settle the issue for free of char