**Title: Four Vehicle Models Recalled in the EU Due to Safety Concerns Linked to Injuries**
The Road Transport Department has announced a recall of four vehicle models in the European Union, citing safety concerns as all have been linked to injuries. The announcement was made on Monday, highlighting the need for immediate action from manufacturers and consumers alike.
The affected vehicles include several models of motorhomes and motorcycles, specifically the Weinsberg XCursion (Pepper), CaraSuite, CaraHome, and CaraCompact EDITION [PEPPER]. These models were manufactured between July 7, 2017, and April 27, 2026. Additionally, Husqvarna motorcycles produced in 2022, as well as Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class passenger cars manufactured between August 29, 2022, and September 3, 2025, are also part of this recall.
The recall extends to various motorhome models from Knaus, including the L!VE I, VAN TI, L!VE WAVE, SKY TI, SUN TI, L!VE TI, SKY WAVE, L!VE TRAVELLER, and Box Time, all manufactured between May 23, 2017, and April 27, 2026.
In light of these recalls, the Road Transport Department has urged manufacturers, representatives, distributors, importers, and sellers—including those operating online—to inform the department if they have placed any of the affected vehicles on the Cypriot market. Businesses are required to take necessary measures to ensure these vehicles are recalled in compliance with relevant legislation.
Vehicle owners who may possess any of the recalled models are advised to take immediate action. They should contact the respective manufacturer, representative, or distributor for guidance on how to proceed. It is recommended that owners check their vehicle registration certificates to confirm whether their vehicles fall under the recall, paying close attention to the manufacturing period and model type or number.
For consumers who own affected components, it is advised to cease usage and return the items to the point of purchase if possible. If any seller refuses to address consumer rights issues, individuals can file a complaint through the Consumer Protection Service website.
The Road Transport Department has made additional information available for those seeking assistance. Consumers can reach out via email at [email protected] for further inquiries or clarification regarding the recalls.
This recall serves as a reminder of the importance of vehicle safety and the responsibilities of both manufacturers and consumers in ensuring that potentially dangerous vehicles are promptly addressed. The department continues to monitor the situation and will provide updates as necessary.