Stellantis, the parent company of Citroën, has issued an urgent recall for certain DS models in the UK due to potential safety risks. Drivers are being warned to check their vehicles immediately to avoid hazards.
What’s the Issue?
The recall affects specific Citroën DS vehicles manufactured between 2014 and 2019. A technical fault has been identified that could compromise the car’s braking system, increasing the risk of accidents.
What Should Owners Do?
Stellantis has advised all affected owners to contact their nearest Citroën dealership as soon as possible. The company will carry out necessary repairs free of charge. Owners can also check the official Stellantis website or the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) recall portal to confirm if their vehicle is impacted.
Compensation Options
In addition to free repairs, Stellantis is offering compensation to drivers who have already incurred expenses related to the fault. Affected customers are encouraged to keep receipts and contact Citroën’s customer service for reimbursement.
Official Statement
A spokesperson for Stellantis said: "We prioritise customer safety above all else. This recall is a precautionary measure, and we urge all affected drivers to act promptly."
The DVSA has also reiterated the importance of addressing recalls swiftly to ensure road safety for all motorists.
