Affecting only the latest fifth-gen Prius, a short circuit in the switches of the rear electric doors can potentially cause them to unlock unexpectedly.
Motor Image Group announced that its customers are not affected by the power steering defect announced by Subaru Corporation.
Porsche recalls Panamera models to the workshops as the control unit on the affected vehicles' electric power steering needs to be re-programmed.
Subaru Corporation has announced two worldwide recalls for vehicles with possible valve springs defects and those with affected multi-information displays.
As part of a global recall affecting more than a million units due to the risk of fire, more than 4,000 Toyota Prius cars in Singapore will be recalled.
Toyota Motor is recalling more than a million of its Prius and C-HR compact crossover vehicles globally due to the risk of fire.
Audi is recalling 1.27 million vehicles worldwide, built between April 2011 and May 2015 due to the risk of a fire caused by an electrical fault.
Premium German automaker BMW announced it will recall around 1.6 million cars - mostly 3 Series - worldwide due to a potential airbag problem.
German premium marque, BMW, expands in-line six engine recall exercise worldwide, affecting almost half a million cars.
Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) has issued a recall for 185,000 cars globally due to a fault in the electrical powering steering system.
Honda has issued a global recall for 250,000 vehicles due to a braking problem including models from Acura. None from Singapore are affected.
Airbag issues prompt Subaru to recall Legacy and Outback models manufactured in December 2011, citing incorrect propellant mixture as the fault.
German automaker BMW has launched a global recall of 235,500 MINI vehicles due to possible overheating of electronic circuit boards.
Honda is recalling a small number of its Odyssey minivan in the U.S., for a minor problem with regards to a retention nut in the suspension
Chevrolet is recalling almost 5,000 of its recently launched Sonic compact car in the U.S. due to a missing brake pad on some of the cars
Fisker Automotive has issued a recall for its Karma plug-in hybrid luxury sedan, due to issues pertaining to the car's battery
Tata is recalling 115,000 of the world's cheapest car, the Nano, for problems pertaining to the car's starter motor
Cadillac is recalling almost 16,000 units of its SRX crossovers in North America for an improperly installed transmission cable
Ford is recalling more than 120,000 of its Fusion sedans, and its sibling the Mercury Milan, in the US for faulty wheel nuts
Nissan is recalling 7,300 units of its Rogue crossover in the US for problems regarding the car's power steering control units