Hyundai recalls Elantra, Santa Fe models over backup camera failures

Over 226,000 vehicles are being recalled due to a rear view camera issue that poses a risk to bystanders when the car is in reverse. Owners will be notified by mail starting mid-January and can have their cameras replaced for free at a dealer.

How many vehicles are being recalled due to the rear view camera issue?

• Over 226,000

• Over 100,000

• Over 500,000

• Over 300,000

What is the main risk associated with the faulty rear view camera?

• It can drain the car battery.

• It poses a risk to bystanders when reversing.

• It can lead to engine failure.

• It can cause the car to stop suddenly.

When will vehicle owners be notified about the recall?

• Beginning in mid January

• Beginning in mid March

• Beginning in mid April

• Beginning in mid February

What should vehicle owners do once they receive the recall notification?

• Ignore the notification.

• Sell their vehicle.

• Replace the camera themselves.

• Take their vehicle to a dealer for a free camera replacement.

What will happen to the faulty cameras once the vehicles are taken to the dealer?

• They will be repaired.

• They will be replaced for free.

• They will be upgraded to a new model.

• They will be removed permanently.