Chery recalls Omoda 5 models over potential rear-axle fault
Chery is recalling Omoda 5 vehicles made between January and December 2023 due to potentially weak rear-axle welds.
Chery is recalling Omoda 5 models sold in Australia. The recall affects vehicles made between January 11 and December 31, 2023.
The rear-axle welds may lack strength and could crack or tear. Weak rear-axle welds could reduce structural integrity and increase accident risk.
No failures have been reported in Australia so far. Owners are being contacted to have their rear axle replaced free at an authorised dealer.
The same defect prompted recalls in China (53,882 vehicles), Malaysia, and Indonesia. Chery has not yet confirmed how many Australian vehicles are affected.
- January 11 to December 31, 2023
- Production dates affected
- 53,882
- Chinese vehicles recalled
- Zero
- Australian cases reported
Why it mattersIf you own an Omoda 5 from 2023, you need to check if your vehicle is affected and get it inspected for safety.
AustraliaOwners of Chery Omoda 5 models made in 2023 should contact an authorised dealer to check if their vehicle is in the recall and arrange a free replacement.
