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VW Recalls 2.9M Vehicles Globally Over Steering Bolt Corrosion

Volkswagen Group is recalling nearly 2.9 million vehicles across brands (VW, Audi) due to a steering bolt that can rust and break, potentially causing steering failure. No accidents or injuries reported yet. The recall spans multiple models and years, indicating a systemic quality issue with potential safety and reputational impact.

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Volkswagen Global Steering Recall Expands to 2.86M Vehicles

Volkswagen Group has initiated a global recall of approximately 2.86 million vehicles, including VW and Audi brands, due to a confirmed steering defect involving bolt corrosion that could lead to steering failure. The recall, confirmed by Germany's KBA, represents a significant operational and financial event for the automaker, with no reported accidents or injuries to date. The full scope and cost remain uncertain, but the scale indicates material market and reputational impact.

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