A recall covering 4,464 Genesis vehicles has been announced in Saudi Arabia over a fuel leak defect that can increase the risk of fire. The notice was reported on 7 September 2026 and applies to a range of Genesis models sold across the Kingdom.
The affected vehicles include the GV70, GV80, GV80 Coupe, G80 and G90, spanning model years 2021 through 2026. the issue relates to the fastening of the crossover fuel pipe nut, part of the fuel cross-tube system, which may lead to a fuel leak.
Owners are advised to check whether their vehicle is affected through the national recalls system, then contact the relevant dealer or company to arrange the fix. The cited service channels are Almajdouie and Wallan Naghi.
Free repair, no fees
The stated remedy is a free repair, with no SAR fee charged for the work. No separate validity period was given for the recall notice, so owners of the listed models are encouraged to act promptly to schedule an inspection and repair.
For the Genesis community in the Kingdom, the recall is a reminder to verify vehicle status early. A fuel leak can be a serious safety concern, and addressing it at no cost helps protect drivers, passengers and other road users.
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