Hyundai Vietnam has recalled 3,741 Tucson SUVs due to a temporary dashboard screen reboot. Owners can check VINs online and get a free software fix. Learn more and schedule service today.
Hyundai Vietnam announced a recall of 3,741 Tucson SUVs after identifying a software‑related glitch that can cause the digital instrument cluster to reboot while the vehicle is in motion.
What’s the issue?
The onboard display may temporarily go blank or flicker as the cluster restarts, interrupting the flow of information such as speed, fuel level and navigation cues. The reboot lasts only a few seconds and the system returns to normal without driver intervention.
Which models are affected?
The recall covers the following trims built between 28 August 2025 and 27 January 2026:
- 2.0 L Diesel
- 2.0 L Petrol – Special Edition
- 1.6 L Turbo
- 1.6 L N Line
All affected vehicles will receive a free software update at authorized Hyundai service centers.
How Hyundai is fixing it
Technicians can complete the update in roughly 0.7 hour per vehicle. The procedure updates the cluster’s firmware to prevent the unintended reboot, restoring a seamless driving experience.
How owners can verify their vehicle
Owners can check whether their VIN appears on the recall list by visiting Hyundai Vietnam’s official website or using the HyundaiMe mobile app. If the VIN is listed, schedule a service appointment at the nearest dealer.
Hyundai Tucson in the Vietnamese market
The Tucson is Hyundai’s compact‑size SUV, refreshed in October 2024 with six trim options ranging from VND 769 million to VND 989 million. By the end of April 2026, more than 3,145 units had been sold, making the Tucson the second‑best‑selling Hyundai model in the country.
Its main rivals include the Mazda CX‑5, Ford Territory, Honda CR‑V, and Chinese‑made models such as the BYD Sealion 6, Jae Co J7 and Haval H6.