Recently, Maserati (China) Automobile Trading Co., Ltd. filed a recall plan with the AQSIQ. From March 28, 2016, it will recall some imported president series cars and Geberit series cars. The production date is March 22, 2013. From December 3, 2015. According to the company's statistics, there are 20,842 vehicles in mainland China.
Some vehicles in this recall range have defects in the driver's side carpet, foot pad and accelerator pedal due to design reasons. When the driver's foot pad is not properly fixed, the foot pad will move forward, causing the accelerator pedal to be stacked. The foot pad is stuck; or because the installation of the carpet near the accelerator pedal is not standardized, the distance between the accelerator pedal and the carpet on the side is too small. The above defects may cause the accelerator pedal to be stuck in the working position, increasing the risk of collision of the vehicle. However, the vehicles involved have the "brake priority" control logic (ie, when the brake pedal is depressed, any input due to the accelerator pedal) The resulting engine torque demand will be disabled), so when the accelerator pedal is stuck, the driver can safely decelerate the vehicle until it is at rest by operating the brake pedal.
Maserati (China) Automobile Trading Co., Ltd. will provide free replacement of the accelerator pedal cover (for all vehicles involved) and the driver's foot pad (for some vehicles involved) for the vehicles within the recall range, and check the accelerator pedal and the carpet on the side. The distance between them to eliminate the defect.
Maserati (China) Automobile Trading Co., Ltd. will notify customers by registered mail and other means to send the car to the nearest Maserati authorized repair center for free maintenance. Maserati-related vehicle users can also obtain information about the recall by calling the manufacturer's consultation hotline. Owners can also visit the AQSIQ website (), the AQSIQ Defective Product Management Center website () and the WeChat public account (AQSIQDPAC) for more information. In addition, you can also call the Defective Product Management Center hotline or the local entry-exit inspection and quarantine agency's quality hotline: 12365 (turn 2) to reflect problems in the implementation of the recall or submit defects.