United Kingdom recalls

Latest official safety notices for United Kingdom.

What this United Kingdom recalls feed covers

This hub brings together product recalls and safety alerts issued in the United Kingdom across every category we track — food, children's products, household goods, electronics, medicines and vehicles. Notices come from the Food Standards Agency, the Office for Product Safety and Standards and the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency, and each card links back to the original official notice.

Start with a category below to narrow the feed, or open a recall to see the batch codes, model numbers, product identifiers and dates that identify the affected item, plus the steps the supplier or agency asks you to take — stop using it, return it or arrange a repair.

RecallScope is not affiliated with any government agency or regulator — we list what official public sources publish, so always check the original notice before acting on an alert.

Where these recalls come from

Updated from official United Kingdom public sources. Always open the original notice for the full product list.

Food

Food

Kids & Toys

Kids & Toys

Vehicles

Vehicles

Home & Consumer

Home & Consumer

Health

Health

Tech & Electronics

Tech & Electronics

Pets

Pets

Latest United Kingdom Vehicles recalls

Most recent safety alerts, newest first.

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Tesla - A first-row seat belt was disconnected from its pretensioner anchor as part of a necessary step to perform a repair during a service visit. After the repair was completed on certain affected vehicles the first-row seat belt may not have been reconnected to its pretensioner anchor to specification.

Medium riskDVSA15 Dec 2023
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Tesla - On certain my 2021-2023 model x vehicles the vehicle controller that detects the sensor voltage that indicates brake fluid level may not have a sufficient threshold range at low fluid levels. A vehicle controller that does not correctly indicate low brake fluid levels to the customer

Medium riskDVSA15 Dec 2023
UK
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Vauxhall - On affected vehicles the adaptive cruise control (acc) may not be able to be activated. In the worst case this can lead to unintentional self-braking due to premature activation of the automatic emergency braking (aeb) without there being anything in front of the vehicle. This is due to a metal sticker stuck in front of the radar module.

Critical riskDVSA14 Dec 2023
UK
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Chevrolet uk spark hood striker replacement

Medium riskDVSA14 Dec 2023
UK
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Polaris - Rzr 200 steering rack

Medium riskDVSA14 Dec 2023
UK
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Harley Davidson - Certain machines may respond more than expected to road and environmental inputs (e.g. Road irregularity wind gust) when operated at speeds exceeding 100 mph.

Medium riskDVSA14 Dec 2023
UK
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Chrysler - Side airbag head airbag crash sensor not correctly connected

Medium riskDVSA13 Dec 2023
UK
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Chrysler - Vin label and coc addendum

Medium riskDVSA13 Dec 2023

Frequently asked questions

A recall is an official notice that a product may create a safety risk or does not meet a required standard. The notice explains which products are affected and what action to take.
RecallScope aggregates notices published by the official public sources listed above. Each recall links to the original notice for the complete information.
Open the recall and compare its product name, model, batch, serial number, VIN or other identifiers with the item you own.
Follow the action in the official notice. Depending on the recall, this may mean stopping use, returning the product, contacting the supplier or booking a repair.
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Every alert links back to the original notice on the source's own site.