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Takata Recall at Opel

Opel is recalling vehicles with a Takata driver airbag: the 1st extension (KBA 16105R) covers 8,705 vehicles in Germany, the 2nd extension (KBA 17132R, since 12 October 2026) a further 61,680. The two figures have not been checked for overlap and must not be added together. A stop-drive order (“Stop Drive”) applies to certain Astra H, Vectra and Signum.

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Recall campaigns in detail

Driver airbag – Takata inflator

Documented by KBA record
KBA reference
16105R
Affected part
Driver airbag
Vehicles in Germany
8,705
Vehicles worldwide/Europe
900,000

Stop-drive: A stop-drive order applies to vehicles that received a driving-ban notice. This mainly concerns the Astra H (2005–2014), Vectra and Signum (2005–2008) – including used cars re-imported to Germany from southern Europe.

The KBA recall “KU3” (Stop Drive) applies to vehicles in southern European countries; Germany is not directly covered, but some used cars have been re-imported.

Sources: ADAC: Rückruf bei Opel – Gefahr durch Airbag von Takata · ADAC: Auto-Rückruf Takata-Airbags

Driver airbag – 2nd extension (KU3)

Documented by KBA record
KBA reference
17132R
Manufacturer code
KU3 (2. Erweiterung)
Affected part
Driver airbag
Vehicles in Germany
61,680
Vehicles worldwide/Europe
n/a

Stop-drive: A stop-drive order applies to vehicles that received a driving-ban notice (Astra H, Vectra, Signum). The KBA does not narrow down the extension any further – please clarify via your VIN.

Published by the KBA on 12 October 2026. The KBA record gives no worldwide figure; press figures must not be assigned to this campaign automatically. Vehicles of the 1st extension (16105R) and of this extension have not been checked for overlap.

Sources: KBA-Rückrufdatenbank (Referenz 17132R) · Opel: Takata-Airbag-Rückruf

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