> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://www.carexplore.com.au/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # Hyundai Recalls Vehicles: 4700 in Australia Over Serious Fuel Defect - URL: https://www.carexplore.com.au/hyundai-recalls-vehicles-4700-in-australia-over-serious-fuel-defect/ - Published: 2025-01-22T01:38:23.000Z - Updated: 2025-01-22T01:47:00.000Z - Description: Hyundai has recalled 4700 Kona N and i30 Sedan N vehicles in Australia due to a fuel valve defect that may cause engine stalling, increasing accident risks. - Author: Dylan Anderson - Tags: Car News, Hyundai, Hyundai Kona N Line, Hyundai i30 Sedan N Line [Hyundai Australia](https://www.carexplore.com.au/tag/hyundai/) has issued an [urgent recall for **4,700 vehicles**](https://www.carexplore.com.au/hyundai-recalls-vehicles-4700-in-australia-over-serious-fuel-defect/), citing a manufacturing defect that could lead to a **sudden loss of power** while driving, increasing the risk of accidents. The recall affects popular models such as the [**Hyundai Kona N (OS)**](https://www.carexplore.com.au/tag/hyundai-kona-n-line/) and [**i30 Sedan N (CN7)**](https://www.carexplore.com.au/tag/i30-sedan-n/), manufactured between 2020 and 2023. ## **What’s the Issue?** The recall stems from a fault in the **fuel control valve** within the high-pressure fuel pump. According to the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, and the Arts, the defect can cause **excess fuel** to enter the pump, which may lead to the engine stalling. > “A sudden loss of motive power whilst driving increases the risk of an accident, causing serious injury or death to vehicle occupants and other road users,” stated the recall notice. ## **Models Affected in the Recall** Hyundai has identified the following models as part of the recall: - **Hyundai Kona N (OS)** (2020–2023) - **Hyundai i30 Sedan N (CN7)** (2020–2023) A total of **4,781 vehicles** are affected by this issue. Vehicle owners can check if their car is part of the recall by referring to the **Vehicle Identification Numbers (VINs)** listed on the Department of Transport’s official website. ## **Previous Recall History** This isn’t the first time these models have been under scrutiny. A **2023 recall** flagged the same Kona N and i30 Sedan N models for a **transmission fault** that compromised their fail-safe driving mode, leading to similar risks of power loss while driving. ## **What Should Owners Do?** Hyundai has assured affected customers that they will be contacted directly with instructions. Owners will need to schedule a **free inspection and repair** at their nearest Hyundai service center. For further assistance, owners can reach out to **Hyundai Australia’s Customer Care Hotline** at **1800 186 306**. ## **Risks Associated with the Defect** ### The potential risks of this defect include: 1. **Engine Stalling:** Sudden loss of power while driving could leave vehicles stranded in high-risk situations. 2. **Increased Accident Risk:** With no motive power, the likelihood of collisions increases significantly, especially in high-traffic areas or on highways. ## **Hyundai’s Commitment to Safety** Hyundai Australia has emphasized its commitment to ensuring the safety of its customers. The company has urged all affected owners to take immediate action to rectify the issue. ## **How to Check if Your Vehicle is Affected** To find out if your Hyundai Kona N or i30 Sedan N is part of this recall: 1. Visit the **Department of Transport** website. 2. Enter your vehicle’s **VIN** to confirm eligibility. 3. Contact your local Hyundai dealership to arrange for an inspection. ## **Why This Recall Matters** Hyundai’s recall highlights the importance of addressing manufacturing defects proactively to maintain public safety. With nearly **5,000 vehicles affected**, this is a significant move by one of Australia’s most trusted car brands. As more vehicles incorporate advanced technology, the need for stringent quality control measures becomes even more critical. ## **Our Thoughts** If you own a [Hyundai Kona N](https://www.carexplore.com.au/tag/hyundai-kona-n-line/) or [i30 Sedan N](https://www.carexplore.com.au/tag/i30-sedan-n/), don’t delay. Schedule your inspection and ensure your vehicle is safe for the road. This recall is a reminder of the importance of staying informed about potential safety risks and taking prompt action to protect yourself and others. --- [Hyundai i30 Sedan N and Kona N Recalled: Are You Affected?Hyundai recalls 4871 i30 Sedan N and Kona N vehicles in Australia over a fuel system defect that may cause sudden power loss. Free repairs offered.![](https://www.carexplore.com.au/content/images/icon/CarExplore-Favicon-402.ico)CarExploreDylan Anderson![](https://www.carexplore.com.au/content/images/thumbnail/kona_N_performance_01.png)](https://www.carexplore.com.au/hyundai-i30-sedan-n-and-kona-n-recalled-are-you-affected-2/)