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    FAW-VW recalls 206,012 Audi compact SUVs in China

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    Posted on February 6, 2026

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    Last updated: February 6, 2026

    FAW-VW recalls 206,012 Audi compact SUVs in China - Finance news and analysis from Global Banking & Finance Review
    Tags:insurancesafety

    Quick Summary

    Volkswagen and FAW are recalling 206,012 Audi Q2L SUVs in China due to potential panel detachment caused by adhesive deterioration under high temperature and humidity.

    Table of Contents

    • Audi Q2L Recall Details
    • Reason for Recall
    • Safety Implications

    Volkswagen and FAW Recall Over 206,000 Audi Q2L SUVs in China

    Audi Q2L Recall Details

    BEIJING, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Volkswagen's joint venture with Chinese state-owned FAW will recall 206,012 units of the Audi Q2L produced in China between August 2018 and January 2025 over the risk of car body panels coming loose, China's market regulator said on Friday.

    Reason for Recall

    Adhesives applied to bond the affected units' C-pillar outer panels could deteriorate under "long-term high temperature and humidity conditions", the State Administration for Market Regulation said in a statement.

    Safety Implications

    Panels could detach from the car during drives "in extreme cases", which poses a threat to others on the road, it said.

    (Reporting by Xiuhao Chen and Ryan Woo; Editing by Jan Harvey)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Volkswagen and FAW are recalling 206,012 Audi Q2L SUVs.
    • •The recall affects models produced between August 2018 and January 2025.
    • •C-pillar panel adhesive may deteriorate in high temperature and humidity.
    • •Detached panels pose a safety risk during extreme driving conditions.
    • •China's market regulator announced the recall.

    Frequently Asked Questions about FAW-VW recalls 206,012 Audi compact SUVs in China

    1What is a vehicle recall?

    A vehicle recall is a request from a manufacturer to return a vehicle to the dealership for repairs due to safety or compliance issues.

    2What are car body panels?

    Car body panels are the exterior parts of a vehicle that form its structure and shape, including doors, hoods, and fenders.

    3What is adhesive deterioration?

    Adhesive deterioration refers to the weakening or failure of bonding agents used to attach components, which can lead to parts detaching.

    4What are the safety implications of a vehicle recall?

    Safety implications of a vehicle recall can include risks of accidents or injuries due to malfunctioning parts that may affect vehicle performance.

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