Recalls refer to the action taken by manufacturers or regulatory agencies to withdraw a product from the market due to safety concerns or defects. This process typically involves informing consumers about potential risks associated with the product, allowing them to return or dispose of it safely. Recalls can apply to a variety of products, including food items, automobiles, electronics, and pharmaceuticals. The primary goal of a recall is to protect public health and safety by preventing injuries or harm that could arise from using the defective or unsafe product. The process usually involves an investigation to identify the scope of the issue, and it may also include providing remedies such as refunds, repairs, or replacements to affected consumers. Recalls are often initiated voluntarily by the manufacturer but can also be mandated by government agencies when significant risks are identified.
Yamaha has recalled **10 motorcycle models** due to potential engine instability. This recall affects **13,624 motorcycles** manufactured between **February 2021 and January 2025**. Riders may experience unexpected stalling, which poses…