Volkswagen Group of America recalls more than 40,000 Audi model cars due to a software error that can ensure that the instrument panel -display fails.
According to a notification that was first reported to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) on 31 March, the recall 44,387 Audi 2021 vehicles includes.
Due to an aging flex foil cable, a software error can appear in affected cars and ensure that the instrument panel screen fails, causing drivers to lose access to important functions such as the speedometer, warning lights, speed and gear indicators, mileage and more.
Audi had received 2,285 complaints about the customer from 24 March, but no injuries or accidents were reported.
Which cars are recalled?
All called vehicles are 2021 Audi models. These include:
Volkswagen calls on more than 44,000 cars for software problems.
What to do if you have a recalled car
Anyone who owns the remembrance models above can bring their vehicles to a Volkswagen or Audi dealer for a free update of the instrument panel module software.
Reports from the owner for all four recall campaigns are expected to e -mail on 30 May. Owners can also contact customer service on 1-800-253-2834 about recall number 90VC.
Check if your car will be recalled
Car owners who want to check the status of their vehicles, cars or car accessories can enter their information in the NHTSA Recall database or check the recall database of USA Today for recall actions of car and motor vehicles.
This article originally appeared on USA Today: Volkswagen reminds more than 40,000 2021 Audi models for Display -Mislukking
