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General Motors has issued a recall for the upcoming Cadillac Vistiq BEV due to a potential safety defect in its power-folding third-row seats. The issue, discovered after similar problems in other vehicles, could lead to injury if the seat mechanism malfunctions. Owners will be advised to keep the third row stowed until a fix is implemented.
Cadillac is issuing a recall for over 14,000 Vistiq electric SUVs due to a defect in the one-touch folding third-row seats. The issue could prevent the seats from returning to their upright position if they encounter resistance, posing a potential risk of trapping occupants. This safety concern impacts models from the 2026 model year.
Cadillac is recalling all units of its Vistiq three-row electric SUV due to a problem with the power-operated third-row seats. Until a fix is implemented, the automaker will disable the seats to prevent potential safety hazards.
Cadillac is recalling approximately 14,000 of its 2027 Vistiq EV crossovers, citing a defect that could potentially trap small children in the third-row seat. The issue, which General Motors identified last month, involves a mechanism that prevents the rearmost seats from folding back correctly while occupied, posing a significant safety risk. Although GM has halted Vistiq shipments, a permanent fix for the problem is not yet available.
