If the luxury car of Mercedes-Benz is parked in your garage, then this news is important for you! Mercedes-Benz India has announced to withdraw several premium models (recall) including e-Class, C-Class, GLC, G-Class, S-Class, AMG GT and AMG E 63.

The reason for this recall is the technical flaws in the engine control unit (ECU) and fuel delivery modules, which can affect the performance and security of the car.

Recall of Mercedes e-Class and C-Class Petrol Models

Why was recall done?
The fuel injection of the car’s petrol engine may suddenly be inactive due to ECU software disturbances.
If this problem occurs during ‘selling mode’, the car may lose its control without any warning, which increases the chances of accident.

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Which models have been recalled?

E-Class (2,543 units): vehicles built between 29 April 2022 to 20 August 2024.
C-Class (3 units): Carters built between 31 August 2021 to 31 October 2021.

If you have these models, immediately contact the Mercedes Service Center and get your car inspected.

GLC, G-Class, S-Class, AMG GT and AMG E 63 were also recalled

These models found fuel delivery module fault, which can shut down fuel pump, which can lose car propulsion and increase the risk of accidents.

Which models were affected?

Model Manufacturing date
GLC Current from 7 October 2022
S-Class 20 July 2022 to 29 September 2023
G-Class 17 August 2022 to 20 December 2022
Amg gt Current from 5 October 2022
Amg g 63 9 October 2021 to 18 October 2022

Only petrol variants have been affected by this problem.

What to do if you have this car?

Immediately contact your nearest Mercedes-Benz Service Center.
Get ECU software updates and fuel delivery modules checked for free.
The company can also provide free replacement when the problem is serious.

Is this a warning for those who buy Mercedes cars?

Luxury car companies like Mercedes are expected to be excellent security and performance, but repeated recall can increase the concern of customers.

Rahul Dev

Cricket Jounralist at Newsdesk

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