The carmaker stated in a statement that it has chosen to voluntarily recall the vehicles for inspection and, if necessary, will deliver a software update free of charge.
“The voluntary recall campaign is being undertaken to inspect any potential error in air bag control module software in the Carens,” the company stated.
The company added that it would speak with the owners of the concerned vehicles individually to inform them of this voluntary recall campaign.
Customers of the impacted vehicles will need to make an appointment by contacting their local Kia authorised dealer.
The vehicle, which has six and seven seating configurations, was introduced by Kia India in February of this year.
The Carens comes powered by a 1.5 petrol, 1.4 litre petrol, and 1.5 diesel powertrains mated with three transmissions.
Inputs from PTI
