I know that some folks here have these Kia's and I'm assuming the problem exists in Canadian vehicles as well (maybe it is a problem in the Hyundai version as well):
https://www.reuters.com/business/aut...sk-2024-06-07/
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Owners of about 463,000 Kia (000270.KS), opens new tab vehicles in the United States should park outside and away from structures until they get a recall repair for fire risks completed.
The Korean automaker said Friday it was recalling Telluride sport utility vehicles from the 2020 through 2024 model years over fire risks stemming from overheating front power seat motors.
Kia said it has reports of one underseat fire and six reports of the seat motor melting -- including some with smoke in the compartment or complaints of burning smells -- but no crashes or injuries.
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