Hyundai has recalled just 65 units of its Tucson compact SUV from model year 2025 because they may be missing airbag warning labels.
Front-seat airbags help protect adults during accidents but can injure children. Federal law requires warning labels on the passenger’s side of the dashboard explaining that fact to remind parents not to place small children in the front seat.
Some Tucson models were built without the label, Hyundai says. Dealers will correct the problem by adding the warning in the proper place.
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