The National Administration of Traffic Security on the United States roads (NHTSA) said on Monday that it has opened a preliminary evaluation of 91,856 Jaguar Land Rover vehicles for the risk that the knuckles of the front direction are defective.
The automotive security agency received reports that one or both of the knuckles of the aluminum front direction, which connect the front tires with crucial components such as the brake assembly, had fractured in the potentially impacted vehicles.
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NHTSSA DE US begins an investigation into about 92,000 Jaguar Land Rover vehicles
The problem can increase the risk of an accident, he said, adding that research would help determine its scope, severity and origin.
The evaluation focuses on the 2014-2017 models of the Range Rover Sport manufactured by the Jaguar Land Rover unit in North America.
Jaguar Land Rover, based in the United Kingdom, is a total property subsidiary of Tata Motors of India
With Reuters information.
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