Recall 26V587 covers 49,958 examples of the 2025 Volkswagen Tiguan, with a free body control module software update available ...

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Volkswagen is issuing a safety recall for 49,958 model-year 2025 Tiguan vehicles due to a software flaw in the body control module (BCM) that can cause the engine to unexpectedly stall while driving.

A software fault buried in the body control module of the 2025 Volkswagen Tiguan can do something potentially dangerous. More specifically, it can reset itself while the vehicle is being driven, ...

The recall applies to certain 2025 Tiguan vehicles. The defect means the vehicles no longer comply with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards.

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Volkswagen introduced the corrected software into Tiguan production during the 36th week of 2025, which falls at the start of that September. Every Tiguan built after that point has the fixed version.

Volkswagen issued two recalls involving more than 250,000 U.S. vehicles in total relating to potential steering issues and a software error.