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    BMW to recall 36,922 vehicles in US, NHTSA says

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    Posted on December 19, 2025

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    Last updated: January 20, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    BMW will recall 36,922 vehicles in the US due to unintended steering wheel movement while stationary, as announced by NHTSA.

    BMW Recalls 36,922 Vehicles in the US Over Steering Issues

    Dec ‌19 (Reuters) - ‍BMW ‌will recall ⁠36,922 ‌vehicles in ⁠the United ​States as over ‌unintended ⁠steering wheel movement ​while the vehicle ​is ‍stationary, ​the National Highway Traffic Safety ⁠Administration (NHTSA) said ​on Friday.

    (Reporting by Gursimran ‌Kaur in Bengaluru)

    Key Takeaways

    • •BMW is recalling 36,922 vehicles in the US.
    • •The recall is due to unintended steering wheel movement.
    • •The issue occurs while the vehicle is stationary.
    • •NHTSA announced the recall on Friday.
    • •The recall affects vehicles in the United States.

    Frequently Asked Questions about BMW to recall 36,922 vehicles in US, NHTSA says

    1What is a vehicle recall?

    A vehicle recall is an action taken by a manufacturer to address safety issues or defects in a vehicle. It involves notifying owners to bring their vehicles in for repairs or modifications to ensure safety.

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