NHTSA investigating 2016 Hyundai Sonata on claims of brakes locking Menghadirkan
NHTSA investigating 2016 Hyundai Sonata on claims of brakes locking , 
introduced last year with different settings of setting into creases and added features, 2016 Hyundai Sonata is currently before the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
the federal Government focus on the rear brakes of these vehicles, which, according to AutoNews can lock without any pressure applied to the brake pedal. The Agency has already received several complaints from owners of the sonatas in 2016, who reported that the rear brakes locked up while driving.
" as I was speeding down a highway... the electronic system of emergency braking without alert activated while the vehicle accelerated to speeds of over 55 mph. system of pulsed violently braking and then wheels completely locked... causing damage to any back brake ", said an owner, LeftLaneNews quoted by .
despite the serious condition surrounding the 2016 Hyundai Sonata, which are equipped with an electronic Handbrake, no cases of injuries or accidents have been submitted yet. NHTSA will continue to investigate the case which covers about 8 000 units of these vehicles, review of reports and decide if a deeper probe is needed.
dealers Hyundai were instructed earlier this year to update the brake control software, which, due to a malfunction can cause the brake pads back to stay glued to the brake rotors. The automaker has yet to issue an official release.
NHTSA investigating 2016 Hyundai Sonata on claims of brakes locking
NHTSA study 2016 Hyundai Sonata on claims of brakes locking
introduced last year with different settings of setting into creases and added features, 2016 Hyundai Sonata is currently before the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
the federal Government focus on the rear brakes of these vehicles, which, according to AutoNews can lock without any pressure applied to the brake pedal. The Agency has already received several complaints from owners of the sonatas in 2016, who reported that the rear brakes locked up while driving.
" as I was speeding down a highway... the electronic system of emergency braking without alert activated while the vehicle accelerated to speeds of over 55 mph. system of pulsed violently braking and then wheels completely locked... causing damage to any back brake ", said an owner, LeftLaneNews quoted by .
despite the serious condition surrounding the 2016 Hyundai Sonata, which are equipped with an electronic Handbrake, no cases of injuries or accidents have been submitted yet. NHTSA will continue to investigate the case which covers about 8 000 units of these vehicles, review of reports and decide if a deeper probe is needed.
dealers Hyundai were instructed earlier this year to update the brake control software, which, due to a malfunction can cause the brake pads back to stay glued to the brake rotors. The automaker has yet to issue an official release.
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