Mercedes-Benz is among the largest automobile companies in the world. The company is very popular with its high quality and technologies that it has been offering to its users for years. In this way, it can easily reach good sales figures around the world.
Although Mercedes-Benz is one of the largest automobile manufacturers in the world, some errors may occur in production. As a result of these errors, the company solves the problems in the vehicles by making recalls. Now a new recall has come from the company. Mercedes has decided to recall hundreds of thousands of vehicles.
Mercedes-Benz recalls 140 thousand vehicles due to grounding and rear camera problems!
Mercedes, with its new statement, announced that it has recalled thousands of vehicles. According to the statement, the company has decided to recall more than 140,000 new vehicles. Reasons for this decision include problems with the rear camera not turning on in vehicles and a potentially loose ground wire.
126,443 CLA Series, GLE/GLS Series, A Series, C Series, E Series, E Series Coupe/Cabrios produced between 2020-2021 due to the problem in the rear view camera , GLA/GLB Series, GLC Series, CLS Series and EQC cars are being recalled. According to the statement, the backup camera does not provide image transfer when necessary or gives a warning to its users.
Stating that this error is caused by software, Mercedes-Benz states that this error will disappear with the software update to be made in the vehicles’ brains. The second reason for calling was that the vehicles had a loose 48V ungrounded wire under the passenger seat.
According to the published paper, some of these bugs are from 2020-2022 GLE450, GLS450, 2021-2022 AMG GLE53, 2020-2021 GLE580, GLS580, 2021 AMG GLE63, Maybach GLS600 and AMG GLS63. models are affected. Notification e-mails have started to be sent to the owners of these vehicles by the company. Until June 7, all vehicle owners will be informed. So, what are your thoughts? Why do you think such errors occur? Do not forget to share your views with us in the comments section or on the SDN Forum.
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