Volkswagen has issued a safety alert for 49,958 2025 Tiguan models in the United States, advising owners to inspect their vehicles promptly. The issue concerns an electronic problem that may lead to the engine shutting off while the vehicle is in motion under specific conditions.
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A product recall campaign, designated as 26V587, has been issued for units produced between March 24 and August 30, 2025.
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The root cause of the issue is attributed to a malfunction in the body control module software, referred to as the BCM, which has the capability to reboot and produce varied system failures.
A system reboot of the module may have broader implications, potentially impacting outdoor lighting, specific warning features, and the functionality of the reverse camera.
Operating a vehicle without the ability to use a critical safety feature while in motion significantly elevates the likelihood of a collision.
The defect is associated with four federal safety standards in the United States, specifically those related to control and display systems, transmission systems, lighting, and rear visibility requirements.
Volkswagen has announced that it will be providing a complimentary software update to the BCM system for affected vehicle owners, as part of a planned repair initiative.
Vehicle owners can verify their Tiguan's eligibility for the campaign without waiting for a notification by using the 17-character Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) to check if their vehicle is included.
A total of 3,153 vehicles from the 2025 model were impacted by two separate issues. The first affected 3,138 units due to a problem with the passenger's airbag, while a second issue, involving 15 vehicles, was related to a malfunctioning pedal on the steering column.
Volkswagen owners of certain SUV models are advised to verify their vehicle identification number (VIN) to determine if it falls within the scope of a manufacturer-issued recall campaign, identified as 26V587. If their VIN is affected, they are encouraged to schedule a complimentary upgrade with a local Volkswagen dealership.
