Suzuki Australia has issued urgent recalls for the 2022-2023 Suzuki Ignis and Suzuki Swift, citing a critical steering defect that could lead to vehicle control loss. The recall affects a total of 5,731 vehicles across multiple variants.
Suzuki Ignis & Swift Recall Details
Recall Number: REC-006259
Affected Models: Suzuki Ignis, Suzuki Swift (2022-2023)
Units Affected: 1,259
Issue: Improperly tightened steering shaft nut, which may cause the steering wheel to loosen and result in potential loss of vehicle control.
Solution: Suzuki Auto QLD will contact affected owners to arrange a free inspection and re-torquing of the steering shaft nut at an authorised dealership.
Suzuki Swift & Ignis Expanded Recall Details
Recall Number: REC-006262
Affected Models: Swift, Swift Sport, and Ignis (2022-2023)
Units Affected: 4,472
Issue: Similar steering shaft nut defect that could loosen over time, posing a risk of loss of control.
Solution: Suzuki Australia will notify affected owners in writing, advising them to book an appointment with an authorised Suzuki dealer for a free repair.
Potential Hazards
The defect could result in loss of vehicle control, increasing the risk of an accident that may lead to injury or death of vehicle occupants and other road users.
What Should Owners Do?
- Owners of affected vehicles will receive written notification from Suzuki.
- Customers should contact their nearest authorised Suzuki dealer to schedule a free repair as soon as possible.
- To check if your vehicle is affected, visit the official recall website and enter your VIN (Vehicle Identification Number).
Additional Suzuki Ignis Information
For a detailed breakdown of Suzuki Ignis pricing, specifications, and features, refer to our latest guide: 2025 Suzuki Ignis Price & Specs in Australia
This recall serves as a crucial reminder for all Suzuki owners to stay informed about potential safety issues. If you own a 2022-2023 Suzuki Ignis or Swift, act immediately to ensure your vehicle is safe to drive.
Dylan Anderson
