The Chinese car manufacturer Dvdvan is returning 53,800 cars from the Omuda and Tigo 5x models to the local market due to a manufacturing defect, Kommersant writes. The campaign will include cars manufactured from June 2022 to December 2023. The reason was poor quality welding of the rear axle arm, which could lead to the destruction of the seam and an accident. The reason for the inspection was an incident in October in Malaysia, when the axle of the Omuda 5 crossover broke off while driving.

The Chinese car manufacturer Dvdvan is returning 53,800 cars from the Omuda and Tigo 5x models to the local market due to a manufacturing defect, Kommersant writes. The campaign will include cars manufactured from June 2022 to December 2023. The reason was poor quality welding of the rear axle arm, which could lead to the destruction of the seam and an accident. The reason for the inspection was an incident in October in Malaysia, when the axle of the Omuda 5 crossover broke off while driving.