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2010-2013 Suzuki Kizashi Safety Recalls – What Owners Need to Know

Suzuki Kizashi Recall Alert: Passenger Airbag Safety Concern | MotorVero

Urgent Safety Recall: 2010-2013 Suzuki Kizashi Passenger Airbag System Concern

Suzuki Kizashi recall

Safety Notice: Suzuki has issued an important recall affecting certain Kizashi models due to potential airbag system malfunctions that could compromise passenger safety.

Affected Vehicles

Approximately 21,000 Suzuki Kizashi sedans from model years 2010 through 2013 are included in this safety recall. The issue specifically involves the front passenger-seat occupant classification system (OCS), a critical safety component designed to determine whether the airbag should deploy in a collision.

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Understanding the Safety Risk

The recall addresses a potentially dangerous malfunction where the OCS may incorrectly classify an adult passenger as a child. This misclassification could lead to:

  • Deactivation of the front passenger airbag when it should remain active
  • Failure of the airbag to deploy during a collision
  • Increased risk of injury to the front passenger in the event of a crash
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Current Recall Status

As of this notice, Suzuki engineers are actively developing a remedy for this safety concern. The automaker has not yet released specific details about the repair procedure or the timeline for implementation.

What Kizashi Owners Should Do

If you own a 2010-2013 Suzuki Kizashi, follow these important steps:

  • Check your VIN: Visit the official NHTSA recall website to verify if your specific vehicle is included in this recall
  • Contact Suzuki: Call Suzuki's customer service at 714-572-1490 for the most current information
  • NHTSA Hotline: Reach out to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration at 888-327-4263 for additional recall details
  • Stay informed: Suzuki will notify registered owners when the repair becomes available

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Finding Authorized Service

When the recall remedy becomes available, owners should schedule repairs at an authorized Suzuki service center. Use MotorVero's service locator to find your nearest qualified dealership.

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Additional Safety Recommendations

Until the recall repair is performed, consider these precautionary measures:

  • Adults should avoid riding in the front passenger seat when possible
  • Ensure child safety seats are properly installed in the rear seats
  • Regularly check for recall updates on your vehicle
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Understanding Your Rights

Vehicle owners should be aware that recall repairs are performed at no cost to the consumer. By law, manufacturers are required to fix safety-related defects even if the vehicle is out of warranty.

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Checking for Other Recalls

Your Kizashi may be subject to other safety recalls or service campaigns. Visit MotorVero's recall center for a comprehensive vehicle history report and recall check service.

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Why This Recall Matters

Airbag systems are critical safety components designed to work with seatbelts to protect occupants during collisions. When these systems malfunction, they can significantly increase injury risk. This recall emphasizes the importance of:

  • Regular vehicle safety checks
  • Prompt response to recall notices
  • Understanding your vehicle's safety systems
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Stay Updated on Vehicle Safety

For the latest information on this and other vehicle safety recalls, bookmark MotorVero's Recall Alerts page and sign up for our safety notification service.

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Last Updated On Jul, 16-2025

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