BMW has announced a major global recall that affects multiple popular models, including sedans, SUVs, and even the Toyota Supra, which shares parts with BMW vehicles. The recall has reached the Saudi Arabian market, urging drivers to act quickly even though no injuries or fires have been reported. With an issue that could lead to serious safety hazards, both BMW and Toyota are working together to solve the problem fast and free of charge.
The recall impacts a wide range of vehicles across different body types, from sleek coupes to practical SUVs. In Saudi Arabia, the models affected include:
This wide range shows how deeply the problem runs through the BMW lineup, and it highlights the close technical connection between Toyota and BMW, especially in the Supra.
The root cause of the recall is a water leak that affects the starter relay. If water reaches this part, it could lead to:
While BMW admits the fault could create dangerous conditions, no accidents or injuries have been reported so far. Toyota confirmed that no Supra-related fires have occurred either. Still, the automakers are taking no chances.
BMW and Toyota are offering a full fix at no cost, which includes:
Drivers should:
Ignoring the recall could mean unnecessary risk, even if your car seems fine now. By acting early, drivers can avoid costly damage and ensure their safety on Saudi roads.
Started my career in Automotive Journalism in 2015. Even though I'm a pharmacist, hanging around cars all the time has created a passion for the automotive industry since day 1.
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