Kia America issues a new recall affecting about 462,869 to 463,000 2020 Telluride SUVs in the U.S. The company says a damaged power seat switch can overheat and may lead to a fire. Kia is again urging owners to park their Telluride vehicles outside and away from buildings while awaiting repairs, following reports of fires experienced by some customers after earlier repairs. The latest recall is described as superseding an earlier recall campaign related to the same issue. Dealers are expected to inspect and repair the affected seat switch components, with Kia providing specific remedy steps to owners through official recall notifications. The recall size and the safety concern are consistently reported across outlets, with the emphasis on the same potential failure mechanism—overheating of a power seat switch—and the same interim precaution: moving the vehicle outdoors to reduce risk to property and occupants. Kia continues to notify owners and coordinate dealer repairs as part of the recall process.