Manufacturer
96 recalls in our database name BMW of North America, LLC as the manufacturing or recalling firm.
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BMW is recalling 2023 X3 vehicles with defective engine starters that may overheat and catch fire. Dealers will replace the starter free of charge.
BMW is recalling certain 2026 X5, X5 Plug-in Hybrid, and X7 vehicles because the windshield may not be sealed properly, allowing water to enter electrical components and potentially causing headlight failure or fire.
2025 BMW motorcycles may have deactivated emergency call systems due to a software programming error. The eCall system enables first responders to locate riders in crashes.
BMW is recalling one 2025 I4 EDRIVE40 vehicle because the positive battery cable connection to the rear power distributor may become loose, risking stalling and fire.
BMW is recalling certain 2019-2022 Z4, 330i, 430i, 530i, and X3/X4 models, along with 2020-2022 Toyota Supra. The engine starter relay may corrode and short circuit, creating a fire risk.
BMW is recalling certain 2022-2025 i4, 2022-2024 IX, 2023-2024 I7, and 2024 I5 electric vehicles. The electric drive motor software may shut down the high-voltage system, causing loss of drive power and crash risk.
BMW is recalling certain 2026 X2, X1, 2 Series Gran Coupe, and Mini Countryman S ALL4 vehicles because the rear seat belt retractors may not lock properly due to damage during production, increasing injury risk in a crash.
BMW recalls approximately 114 2025 X3 30 xDrive vehicles due to improperly tightened positive battery cable connections that may overheat, risking engine stall and fire. Repairs are free at authorized dealers.
BMW is recalling certain 2022-2024 X3 vehicles because second-row seat door locking modules may not function properly, potentially allowing doors to unlock and open unexpectedly, increasing risk of injury to rear occupants.
BMW is recalling certain 2025–2026 BMW X1 and X2 vehicles, along with MINI Cooper and Countryman models, because the front seat belt retractors may be damaged and fail to properly restrain occupants during a crash.
BMW is recalling 2020-2024 MINI Cooper SE vehicles because the high voltage battery housing may not be properly sealed, allowing water to enter and potentially cause a fire or vehicle stall.
BMW is recalling 191 of its 2024 motorcycles (K 1600 GT/GTL/B and R 1250 RT models) because the front spring strut may fail and cause loss of stability while riding, increasing crash risk.
Certain 2022-2025 BMW i4, i7, and ix vehicles are being recalled due to improperly assembled high-voltage battery cell modules. Battery module failure could cause loss of drive power and fire risk.
BMW is recalling certain 2025 X3 30 xDrive vehicles due to front brake discs that may have been damaged during transport. Defective brakes may not function properly, increasing crash risk.
BMW is recalling 2021-2024 R 18 motorcycles because the reverse gear control unit seal may deteriorate, allowing moisture inside and causing the unit to overheat and create a fire risk.
BMW is recalling certain 2024 R 1300 GS motorcycles due to a defective starter motor relay housing that can overheat and increase the risk of fire.
BMW is recalling certain 2017-2025 K 1600 motorcycles because the reverse gear control unit seal may deteriorate, allowing moisture inside and causing the unit to overheat. An overheated unit increases the risk of fire.
BMW is recalling certain 2025 MINI Countryman S ALL4 vehicles because the bolts connecting the front body structure to the chassis may not be properly tightened. This could reduce crash protection for occupants.
BMW is recalling certain 2025 X3 models due to defective rear brake hoses that may leak, causing loss of rear brake function and stability control systems, increasing crash risk.
BMW recalls certain 2025-2026 X3 vehicles because the steering wheel may unexpectedly rotate while stationary, increasing the risk of injury and crashes.
2024 BMW X5 and X7 vehicles may have improperly manufactured instrument panels that could separate during airbag deployment, potentially striking occupants or causing airbags to function improperly.
The 2024 BMW XM may have a tailgate panel that detaches due to improper adhesive bonding. A detached panel becomes a road hazard and increases crash risk.
BMW is recalling certain 2024 i4 and i5 vehicles due to insufficient weld seams in the high-voltage battery module, which may cause overheating and increase fire risk. Dealers will replace the battery module free of charge.
BMW is recalling 2026 X4 and X6 vehicles with defective windshield seals that may allow water to enter electrical systems. This can cause loss of headlights and door functions, and may create fire hazards.
BMW of North America is recalling certain 2026 R 1300 RT motorcycles due to a cardan shaft defect. The shaft may not be properly hardened, potentially causing loss of drive power and increasing crash risk.