10 recalls on record for Mercedes-Benz AMG GT. Manufacturers must fix these free of charge.
Mercedes-Benz USA recalls 2023-2025 AMG models with hybrid powertrains for potential loss of drive power causing crashes. Owners must update software free via dealer by April 11, 2025.
Mercedes-Benz recalls 2021 AMG GLB35 vehicles with a faulty eCall system that may prevent emergency contacts during accidents. Owners must update software via OTA or dealer to fix the issue.
Mercedes-Benz USA is recalling certain 2016-2018 AMG GT vehicles due to potential driveshaft separation causing loss of drive power and increased crash risk. Owners should contact MBUSA for free inspections and replacements.
Mercedes-Benz is recalling 2021 AMG GLB35 vehicles with a faulty eCall system that may send emergency responders to the wrong location after a crash, increasing injury risk. Owners can get a free software update from dealers or over-the-air.
Mercedes-Benz USA is recalling 2016-2017 AMG GTS and GT vehicles due to potential driveshaft separation causing loss of drive and increased crash risk. Owners must contact MBUSA for free replacement of carbon-fiber driveshaft.
Mercedes-Benz recalls 2017 AMG GTs with software fault that may delay emergency responders by giving wrong vehicle location. Owners can get free software update via over-the-air remote update.
Mercedes-Benz recalls 2019 GLC350e vehicles with faulty seat belts that may not deploy during crashes, increasing injury risk. Owners should contact MBUSA for free front seat belt buckle repairs.
Mercedes-Benz is recalling 2017 AMG GT vehicles with AMG Performance Seats due to potential passenger airbag incorrect activation or deactivation in crashes, risking injury. Owners will receive free seat cushion replacements by February 2018.
Mercedes-Benz recalls 2016 AMG GT-S vehicles with potential airbag deployment issues. Correct software update prevents injury risk in crashes.