Autogos.com
Hyundai is recalling 65,517 Genesis SUVs and sedans due to concerns with their seatbelt pretensioners.
The mechanism that tightens the belt in the event of a crash may deploy abnormally in certain crashes due to overpressurization.
Metal fragments entering the vehicle compartment due to overpressurization could cause injuries to vehicle occupants.
Hyundai has faced similar issues with exploding seatbelts in the past.
Kia, a subsidiary of Hyundai, has also had to issue recalls over exploding pretensioners.
Owners of the affected vehicles can have their cars repaired for free at authorized Hyundai dealers.
The recall is the latest blow to Hyundai's reputation in the luxury vehicle market.
Proper safety checks and quality control in the automotive industry are important.