SINGAPORE: A total of 744 Toyota Prius cars in Singapore have been recalled due to a fault that could result in a higher risk of…
SINGAPORE: A total of 744 Toyota Prius cars in Singapore have been recalled due to a fault that could result in a higher risk of the cars crashing.
The recall, which affects 2.4 million hybrid cars globally, was issued on Friday (Oct 5). Several models of Toyota’s Prius and Auris hybrid vehicles produced between October 2008 and November 2014 are affected.
Borneo Motors, the authorised distributor for Toyota in Singapore, said in an email to Channel NewsAsia that 744 Toyota Prius cars in Singapore were affected by the latest recall.
It also said it was in contact with customers and commercial partners to ensure the fault in the affected vehicles would be rectified once the software updates are available.
“We are fully committed and treating this matter with utmost importance as the safety of our drivers and customers remain our top priority,” said Borneo Motors.
