Hyundai recalls about 94,600 vehicles in the United States due to a fire risk linked to the seat motor, according to information cited from the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Multiple outlets report that the issue involves overheating that can lead to a seat motor fire.
The reports say the recall size is roughly 94,600 vehicles, with specific counts differing slightly across outlets (about 94,600 to 94,622). While the outlets focus on the same NHTSA action, they describe the underlying hazard in slightly different terms—some referencing fire risk generally from overheating, and others specifying the seat motor as the component at issue.
Overall, the coverage centers on the NHTSA notice and Hyundai’s decision to recall affected vehicles to address the potential overheating and related fire hazard. The reporting does not indicate a broader pattern of safety issues beyond this recall matter.
