More than 44 -ries of Audi cars withdrew from the software that leads to a speedometer failure

More than 44,000 Audi Cars were recalled Due to the software problem that causes the device panel to quit and prevent the lanterns, and the speedometer stops working.

The National Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has posted the recall to its site, saying that 44,387 had suffered from recall.

Volkswagen Group of America Inc. reminded of certain 2021 SQ8, A6 Sedan, A7, A8, Q7, Q8, RS6 Avant, RS7, RSQ8, S6 Sedan, S7, S8, A6 Allroad and SQ7 cars with the software problem.

“The cluster of the virtual cabin of the car can close from the detection of an internal malfunction,” the document related to the withdrawal. “If this happens, engine speed (moment of moment), vehicle speed and gear/mode will not be displayed. In addition to this, other information, such as time, date and mileage, are also not displayed. Warnings, heads and sensors that are not displayed may increase the risk of failure.”

Those who manages the Audi 2021 model are advised to visit the NHTSA site where the search number is determining whether the vehicle is part of the recall.

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Audi reminded more than 40,000 vehicles with a software problem, causing the panel to the fault and does not reflect the speedometer. (Joan Cross/Nurfat via Getty Images)

Legal defense is involved dealers that update the software for the appliances free The owner of the Audi.

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Audi reminded more than 40,000 vehicles with a software problem, causing the panel to the fault and does not reflect the speedometer. (File)

By May 30, 2025, the dealers will send the victims of the vehicles.

The manufacturer did not respond to the request of Fox Business about the comment before the recall.

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Audi reminded more than 40,000 vehicles with a software problem, causing the panel to the fault and does not reflect the speedometer. (Cfoto/Future Publishing via Getty Images)

Last year, Volkswagen reminded of more than 261,000 cars in the US and Canada to solve the problem with the absorption rocket -footed pump that can lead to leak and present the potential danger of the fire.

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The recall affected several models made between 2015 and 2020.