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Ineos Recalls Over 7000 Grenadiers Due To Faulty Door Handles
The Ineos Grenadier is the latest SUV to be recalled due to a faulty latch on the exterior door handles, which may cause doors to open accidentally. This is not ideal.
Ineos states that “the door button mechanism may have been assembled without enough grease.” This could cause the door button to remain pressed down, preventing it from latching properly and potentially causing the door to fly open unexpectedly. The company advises customers to check for this issue before starting their journey.
The company stated, “A visual warning will appear on the vehicle’s head unit if a door is not fully closed. If the vehicle starts to move while the door remains ajar, the warning message will change to red and display the word ‘WARNING,’ accompanied by audible alerts.”
Ineos is set to distribute recall notices to all owners impacted by the recent issue, with notifications scheduled to be sent out between March 31 and May 4, 2025. Affected owners will have the opportunity to bring their Grenadier vehicles to their nearest Ineos dealership, where they can receive the necessary repairs at no charge. This initiative underscores Ineos’s commitment to customer satisfaction and vehicle safety, ensuring that all Grenadier owners can confidently continue their journeys.




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