Toyota stopped sales due to airbag problem!

As automobile brands launch each new model, they actually begin to open their doors to new problems. Because even if a car rolls off the production line as “perfect”, problems are likely to occur in the future. Toyota brand is also experiencing such a situation due to the airbag problem. For this reason, sales of the 2 largest SUV models were stopped. Here are the details…

Sales have been stopped! Toyota is dealing with the airbag problem!

As of June 20, 2024, sales of Toyota Grand Highlander and Lexus TX have been stopped within the borders of the United States. These two giant SUV models produced for the US were examined due to a problem related to airbags. Toyota made some statements and findings regarding the airbag problem.

According to the information received, there are findings that the driver’s side curtain airbag does not deploy in a collision with the driver’s window open in the Toyota Grand Highlander and Lexus TX models. Driver’s side airbags are located on the roof pillars of the vehicle and prevent a hard blow to the driver’s head in the event of a severe accident.

For the large vital airbag, the brand called for service in the United States. This call covers approximately 145 thousand units of Grand Highlander and TX produced in 2024. Within the scope of this recall, if a solution to the problems in the cars is not found, vehicle owners will have to wait until August for the notification from Toyota. In this process, it was reported that actively using vehicles poses a great danger.

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