Antonella Abbate • 21 November 2024
Recall Alert: GWM Recalls 2,873 Utes Over Potential Fuel Filter Fault
GWM has announced a recall of 2,873 Utes due to a potential issue with the fuel filter, which may lead to engine performance problems or unexpected stalling. The recall, issued in approximately late 2023, aims to address safety concerns and ensure the reliability of the affected vehicles.
Owners of impacted vehicles are urged to contact their nearest GWM dealership to arrange a free inspection and repair. GWM has emphasized its commitment to customer safety and is working to minimize disruption for affected owners.
For more information and to confirm if your vehicle is part of the recall, visit GWM's official website or contact their customer support line.
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