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Automotive · New Zealand · 2025-04-04

HYUNDAI was recalled in New Zealand on 2025-04-04. This recall relates to a potential concern with the vehicle’s hydrogen gas storage system, in particular the Thermally Activated Pressure Relief Device ("TPRD"). The TPRD is designed to vent hydrogen gas through a glass bulb-type release mechanism that fractu…

CountryNew Zealand
CategoryAutomotive
Published2025-04-04
Models affectedNEXO
Model year2019-2023
DefectThis recall relates to a potential concern with the vehicle’s hydrogen gas storage system, in particular the Thermally Activated Pressure Relief Device ("TPRD"). The TPRD is designed to vent hydrogen gas through a glass bulb-type release mechanism that fractures when a specific tank temperature is exceeded. It’s been identified that overtime this glass bulb-type release mechanism could prematurely fracture due to microcracks in the glass, which could lead to inadvertent discharge of hydrogen gas during normal vehicle operation or while stationary.
RemedyHyundai New Zealand will directly contact customers with affected vehicles.
Recall numberNQ20250404-41D213
Official noticeView source ↗

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