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The Ministry of Commerce in Saudi Arabia issued a recall for Genesis vehicles due to a defect in the fuel cross tube mounting that could lead to fuel leakage and fire risk.
RIYADH — A total of 4,464 Genesis vehicles have been recalled by the Ministry of Commerce due to a defect that could cause a fuel leak and increase the risk of fire.
The defect involves the mounting of the fuel cross tube, which could lead to fuel leakage and increase the potential risk of a fire.
The recall affects 4,464 vehicles across eight Genesis models and model-year ranges: JK1 (GV70) 2021–2024, Coupe (GV80) 2025, PE GV80 2025, JX1 GV80 2021–2024, PE (G80) 2025, RG3 G80 2021–2024, RS4 (G90) 2021–2025, and PE (GV70) 2025–2026.
The Ministry urged owners to check whether their vehicles are included in the recall through Recalls.sa.
Owners were also urged to contact the relevant company to have the necessary repairs carried out free of charge: Almajdouie, Wallanor Naghi.

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