BMW Recall List 2025: Models and Issues You Need to Know About

BMW Recall List 2025: Models and Issues You Need to Know About

BMW of North America has issued several recalls throughout 2024, impacting a range of models due to various safety and quality concerns. The recalls span everything from adhesive issues to airbag malfunctions, with thousands of vehicles affected. Below is a detailed breakdown of the recalls, their causes, and the models impacted.


BMW Recalls in 2024: Comprehensive Overview

January 24: Adhesive Residue Issue

  • Affected Models: 2024 Rolls-Royce Spectre electric vehicles
  • Problem: Ground connection cable adhesive residue may increase electrical resistance, raising risks of electric shock or fire.
  • Units Affected: 107

February 23: Tailgate Detachment Hazard

  • Affected Models: 2024 BMW XM SUVs
  • Problem: Improper adhesive bonding may cause the tailgate panel to detach, posing a road hazard.
  • Units Affected: 267

March 14: Motorcycle Side Case Detachment

  • Affected Models: BMW Motorcycle Dealer Accessory Side Cases for R 1300 GS
  • Problem: Faulty latch hooks may cause side cases to detach, creating road hazards.
  • Units Affected: 1,600

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April 24: Airbag Rupture Risk

  • Affected Models: 2014-2015 BMW 2 Series Coupe, 3 Series Sedan, 4 Series Coupe, and others
  • Problem: Head airbag inflators may fail, potentially causing ruptures and metal fragments to strike passengers.
  • Units Affected: 5,761

May 15: Seatbelt Malfunction

  • Affected Models: 2024-2025 BMW X5, X6, X7, Alpina XB7, and others
  • Problem: Seatbelt warning system may fail, potentially impacting supplemental restraint system (SRS) functionality.
  • Units Affected: 3,256

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July 3: Airbag Inflator Explosion

  • Affected Models: 2006-2011 BMW 3 Series and others
  • Problem: Replaced steering wheel airbags may explode, causing severe injury or death.
  • Units Affected: 394,029

July 11: Driver’s Airbag Explosion

  • Affected Models: 2013-2015 BMW 6 Series, 5 Series, X5, X3, and others
  • Problem: Airbag inflator defect may cause explosion and increase injury risk.
  • Units Affected: 1,145

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August 13: Water Pump Short Circuit

  • Affected Models: Various 2012-2018 BMW models, including X1, X3, and Z4
  • Problem: Water pump electrical connector may short circuit, increasing fire risk.
  • Units Affected: 720,796

September 18: Brake Control Module Weld Issue

  • Affected Models: 2023-2025 BMW X1, X5, X6, X7, i7, Rolls Royce Spectre, and others
  • Problem: Improper welds may cause brake assist and ABS system failures.
  • Units Affected: 309

October 2: Brake System Malfunction

  • Affected Models: 2023-2024 BMW X1, X5, i5, XM, and others
  • Problem: Integrated brake system malfunction may lead to loss of power brake assist, increasing stopping distance.
  • Units Affected: 11,579

November 4: Structural Weakness in B-Pillar

  • Affected Models: 2025 BMW X1 xDrive28i and X1 M35i
  • Problem: Insufficient B-Pillar strength may fail to protect passengers in a crash.
  • Units Affected: 3,312

December 5: Cracked Roof Frame

  • Affected Models: 2025 BMW X4 xDrive 30i, X4 M40i, and X4 M
  • Problem: Cracks in the roof frame may damage the head airbag during deployment.
  • Units Affected: Data not disclosed

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How to Check If Your BMW Is Affected

BMW owners can check recall status using their vehicle’s VIN through the NHTSA website or BMW’s official recall page. It’s crucial to address recalls promptly to ensure safety.


Stay updated on recall notices to keep your vehicle safe and roadworthy!

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