30 Mercedes-Benz cars in India recalled over fire risk — Check if your car’s affected!

Mercedes-Benz India has issued another recall this year, pertaining to a potentially misworked fuse box that could cause an accident of fire or loss of power. 30 Mercedes-Benz cars in India are part of the latest recall, from S-Classes to GLCs. Check if your car’s affected, and get it fixed at the earliest. Read ahead for more details.

Mercedes-Benz recall June 2025

The German carmaker has issued a recall for 16 units of the Mercedes-Benz EQS, 3 units of the Mercedes-Benz GLC, 2 units of the Mercedes-AMG SL, and 9 units of the Mercedes-Benz S-Class/Mercedes-Maybach S-Class. These are cars that were produced in the period of June 2023 to April 2024. 

Also Read: Jeep Meridian pros and cons — Plush cabin, but unusable third row

Reason for the recall

As cited by the carmaker on SIAM’s official website, the recalls have been issued due to a fuse box that might not have been reworked correctly, which could cause the connected systems to fail and thus, the vehicle to lose power without warning. This could also cause the instrument cluster to malfunction, and also cause a fire. 

What to do?

Mercedes-Benz is expected to call owners of the affected cars to rectify the issue, at no cost to the owners, of course. 

Check This Out: 2025 Mercedes-Benz EQS 580 Celebration Edition launched in India — Limited to 50 units!

Previous recalls in 2025

The carmaker has issued multiple recalls this year, with 96 vehicles recalled in January, 2,606 vehicles in February, and 80 vehicles in March. These recalls have been made for various issues, not limited to the fuse box fault. 

To stay updated with all happenings and developments in the automotive world and be a part of interesting auto discussions and more, join our official AUTOVERSE Whatsapp community (click here to join).