[dZired]

General Motors India has announced a voluntary recall for the Chevrolet Cruze that affects all models manufactured between 2009 and 2011. The recall has been initiated after some vehicles in this batch experienced loss of ignition or engine stall at low vehicle speeds.

Chevrolet dealers across the country will ask the owners of affected vehicles to bring their cars to the nearest service station. The company claims that the inspection, repairs and replacement, as per requirement, will be done within a time span of one hour. The American manufacturer is also working with its dealerships to ensure to offer the facility of pick up and drop the car from a residential address in major cities.

The company has also requested its customers to contact the nearest Chevrolet service station and fix an appointment for vehicle inspection and issue rectification. All inspection, repair and replacement will be done free of cost for the customer at all GM India service centres in the country.



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[Mr.Boss]

Is there any information about the culprit part / system? Will it involve any physical part repair / replacement or ECU tweaks?

[IshaanIan]

Is this the same ignition switch design flaw which resulted in GM publicly apologizing and recalling millions of vehicles back in 2014?

[GTO]

Originally Posted by dZired

The American manufacturer is also working with its dealerships to ensure to offer the facility of pick up and drop the car from a residential address in major cities.

Excellent move .

Originally Posted by IshaanIan

Is this the same ignition switch design flaw which resulted in GM publicly apologizing and recalling millions of vehicles back in 2014?

I don't think so.

The USA recall was because of the ignition moving to OFF position while driving. This appears to be different. Remember, the Indian Cruze has an 'engine start' button, so no question of a heavy keychain causing the ignition slot to move.

Seems something minor as the repair time is stated as an hour.