Porsche Cars Australia has issued a recall affecting six high-performance Taycan Turbo GT models built between 2024 and 2025. The recall addresses a potential manufacturing flaw in the seat wiring harness that could prevent side airbags from deploying correctly during an accident.
Airbag Deployment Risk
According to Porsche’s official recall notice, the wiring harness beneath the front seats may not have been positioned accurately during production. Over time, this could lead to damage and disrupt the airbag system. A malfunctioning airbag increases the risk of serious injury or even death for occupants in a crash.
Affected Vehicles & VIN List
The recall applies to vehicles produced within the specified timeframe. Owners can confirm if their car is affected by checking the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) against the list provided by Porsche. The recall is free of charge, and owners are advised to schedule an inspection at an authorized Porsche dealership as soon as possible.
Contact & Repair
Porsche Cars Australia encourages affected owners to contact them directly at 1800 711 911 for further assistance. Dealerships will inspect and rectify the wiring harness issue, ensuring the airbag system functions as intended.
This recall highlights the importance of rigorous quality control in automotive manufacturing. While the number of affected vehicles is small, the potential safety implications are severe. Ensuring proper airbag deployment is critical for occupant protection in collisions.
