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KBA Infos: VW Subsidiary Skoda Calls Back More than One Million Vehicles

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A few days ago it became known that a faulty screw can lead to a failure of the steering system on several models from the VW Group. Now another subsidiary is following up on the calls back.

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A screw can block the steering of many cars from the VW Group – the corresponding millions recall has now been officially expanded by 1.7 million Skodas. This means that around 4.6 million vehicles have to be put into the workshop!

·Vienna, Austria
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In Belgium, the importer, D'Ieteren, will contact the buyers concerned. ...

·Brussels, Belgium
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Skoda is recalling approximately 1.7 million cars worldwide due to a screw that can break off and thereby affect the steering. The recall affects the Kodiaq, Karoq, Octavia, and Superb models. The screws are being replaced with different ones at the garages.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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A few days ago it was announced that a faulty screw can lead to a failure of the steering system on several models from the VW Group. Now another VW subsidiary will follow with a callback.

·Munich, Germany
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A faulty screw on several models from the VW Group can cause the steering to fail. The Group is calling vehicles to the workshop worldwide. Now it is clear that Skoda is also affected. In Germany alone, some 370,000 vehicles have to be repaired.

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chip.de broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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