Mazda Recalls Newer SUVs for Multiple Issues, Including Loss of Power

Background:

Mazda has issued a recall for over 66,000 newer SUVs due to multiple issues, including the potential for sudden loss of power while driving.

The recall affects certain 2023 CX-50 and CX-9 models manufactured between May 2022 and January 2023.

Safety Concerns:

The primary safety concern is the potential for the SUVs to lose power unexpectedly while driving. This could increase the risk of a crash, especially in high-traffic or emergency situations.

Other potential issues include a malfunctioning rearview camera, faulty fuel pumps, and defective valve springs.

Affected Vehicles:

The recall affects the following Mazda SUV models:

• CX-50 (2023)
• CX-9 (2023)

The specific affected VIN numbers can be found on the NHTSA website.

Recall Details:

Mazda will notify affected owners by mail. Dealers will inspect the vehicles and potentially replace the powertrain control module, fuel pumps, valve springs, and rearview cameras as necessary.

Owners are advised to contact their local Mazda dealer if they experience any issues related to these potential defects.

Mazda's Response:

Mazda has stated that they are committed to customer safety and apologize for any inconvenience caused by the recall.

The company is encouraging all affected owners to schedule appointments with their dealerships to address the issues as soon as possible.

What to Do if Affected:

If you own a 2023 Mazda CX-50 or CX-9 and have not received a recall notice, contact your local Mazda dealer or the NHTSA for more information.

Owners can also check for their vehicle's recall status on the NHTSA website using their VIN.