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Motorhomes may lose waste tank while driving

22.05.2026 16:50 1 min 1 source РУС
Carup.se SWE
Motorhomes may lose waste tank while driving
Original source: Carup.se

The European Commission has announced a recall of several popular motorhome models due to a serious design flaw. The issue affects Roller Team (Kronos and Zefiro) and Nobel Art (A and T series) models built between July 2025 and February 2026. The waste tank is poorly mounted; screws may break, causing the tank to detach from the chassis during driving. This poses a risk of serious accidents and injuries to following traffic.

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