KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- 386 units of the Mercedes-Benz S-Class have been recalled.
- The ECU software does not meet the car's current specifications.
- This includes both Maybach models and the regular S-Class.
For decades, the Mercedes-Benz S-Class has been known as the "Best Car in the World" because it represents the pinnacle of luxury, technology, and comfort. It has introduced several features now common in everyday cars, such as the dual-screen setup, ambient lighting, rear parking sensors, ABS with EBD, seat belt pretensioners, and airbags for rear passengers.
However, it has recently been recalled in India for a possible defect with the ECU. Let's dive into more details about this news, and in the meantime, make sure to join the 91Wheels Whatsapp Channel to stay updated on automotive news
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Mercedes Benz S Class
Mercedes Benz S Class (W223) the current and seventh generation 386 units have been recalled in India because of the ECU software, which is not updated and can become a reason for rise in exhaust temperature that will lead to damage to engine wiring harness, catalytic converter. To make it simple, the software of the ECU is not meeting the current specifications of the S-Class.
To add to that, S-Class Maybach models produced between April 29, 2021, and January 27, 2024, have been affected. This includes 386 units, along with one regular S-Class.
The regular S-Class is offered in two variants: S350d and S450 4MATIC, while the Maybach version also comes in two variants: the S580, powered by a twin-turbo V8, and the S680, featuring a V12. Both Maybach models are AWD and offer private jet-like luxury.
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Verdict
This was discovered in the SIAM recall database, and it marks the third recall of the S-Class in 2024 alone. As of now, there is no official statement from Mercedes-Benz, but the recall has started, which is positive news. For more updates on the automotive world, follow 91Wheels.
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