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Massive Camper Recall in Croatia Over ISOFIX Weld Defect

26.08.2026 09:11 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Massive Camper Recall in Croatia Over ISOFIX Weld Defect
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Croatia's state inspection (DIRH) recalls campers from ten brands due to a faulty ISOFIX bracket weld, increasing child injury risk in crashes. Some Adria models are also recalled for panoramic roof glass issues.

Croatia's State Inspectorate (DIRH) has announced a mass recall of campers from ten manufacturers due to a faulty weld on the ISOFIX bracket, which could increase the risk of injury to children in child seats during accidents. The recall covers models from Elios, Adria, Sun Living, LMC, Laika, Dethleffs, Bürstner, Hymer, Etrusco, and Corigon, produced between 2018 and 2026. Owners are advised to contact the manufacturer or dealer for inspection and replacement of the component.

Additionally, certain Adria models—Twin Supreme, Twin Max, Twin Sports, and Supertwin (2022–2026)—have been recalled due to a panoramic roof upper glass that may detach while driving.

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Mass recall of campers from ten brands due to dangerous defect

26.08.2026 Glas Istre HR HRV Original source

Mass recall of campers in Croatia: All have the same defect

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