The Road Transport Department (JPJ) recently announced a recall campaign involving 41,688 vehicles.

In a press release, the department stated that this initiative aims to inspect the vehicles due to defects in their structure, equipment, or systems, in addition to preventing potential accidents.

According to JPJ, each affected owner will be contacted by their respective vehicle manufacturers to schedule an inspection appointment.

Any components associated with the identified issues will be replaced, and the cost of replacements will be borne by the respective vehicle manufacturers.

JPJ will also monitor the implementation of this recall campaign to ensure that all affected vehicles are confirmed as safe.

A list of the affected vehicles can be referenced in the gallery below: