2020-2021 Volkswagen T-Cross recalled for seatbelt warning fault

The 2020 and 2021 Volkswagen T-Cross has been recalled, owing to a potentially faulty seatbelt warning.

Affecting a total of 593 vehicles sold in Australia since the model’s launch last year, the issue is due to the audible and visual seatbelt warning not functioning continuously if a belt isn’t fastened, meaning an occupant could be unrestrained without the driver’s knowledge.

Of the 7871 units sold between the launch date of the T-Cross in 2020 to the end of October 2021, the recalled vehicles represent just under eight per cent of all examples delivered.

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Volkswagen is encouraging affected customers to contact their nearest dealer to arrange an inspection and replacement of the necessary parts, free of charge.

Any T-Cross owner who is unsure as to whether their car is affected can contact Volkswagen’s recall department on 1800 504 076 or [email protected]

A list of VINs can be found here.