Jan. 11, 2021—Hyundai is recalling an additional 471,000 SUVs for an electrical short in a computer that could lead to fires.
The latest recall covers Hyundai Tucson SUVs from model years 2016-2018, in addition to 2020-2021 models, according to USA Today. The recall is an expansion of a September recall issued by the automaker.
Owners will be notified in late February if their vehicle is under recall, and are advised to park their SUVs outside until then.
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