Opel Corsa E (2014–2019) · Opel campaigns
Recalls and campaigns for the Opel Corsa E
We have documented 6 recalls for the Opel Corsa E. The most recent (March 2020): seatbelts that can stick.[1]
Recall (6)
RecallOpel; DVSA · March 2020 · Ref. DVSA R/2019/450
Seatbelts that can stick
Corsa Es built from 21-05-2019 to 28-06-2019 (1,122 vehicles in the United Kingdom).[1]
See the fault: Seatbelts that stick when pulled out or retracted (2019 campaign)
RecallOpel / Vauxhall · October 2018
Inspection of the bonnet latch
Corsa (Mk4/E generation, according to Auto Express): the bonnet could open while driving.[2]
RecallOpel / Vauxhall · March 2017
Replacement of defective curtain airbags
Corsa (Mk4/E generation, according to Auto Express): defective curtain airbags.[2]
RecallOpel / Vauxhall · March 2017
Inspection of the handbrake ratchet mechanism
Corsa (Mk4/E generation, according to Auto Express): defective ratchet mechanism in the handbrake lever.[2]
RecallOpel / Vauxhall · February 2017
Campaign over badly manufactured steering racks
Corsa (Mk4/E generation, according to the Auto Express buying guide): badly manufactured steering racks.[2]
See the fault: Badly manufactured steering rack (2017 campaign)
RecallGeneral Motors España / Opel · November 2015 · Ref. CCAA-538/2015
Inspection of the joint between the steering knuckle and the lower suspension arm
Opel Corsa E and Opel Adam built between 2014 and 2016: the connection between the steering knuckle and the lower support arm of the front suspension could fail and cause a loss of driving stability.[3]
Frequently asked questions
What recalls does the Opel Corsa E have?
We have documented 6 recalls for the Opel Corsa E. The most recent (March 2020): seatbelts that can stick. In order: seatbelts that can stick (March 2020), inspection of the bonnet latch (October 2018), replacement of defective curtain airbags (March 2017), inspection of the handbrake ratchet mechanism (March 2017), campaign over badly manufactured steering racks (February 2017) and inspection of the joint between the steering knuckle and the lower suspension arm (November 2015).
How do I know if my Opel Corsa E is affected?
Each campaign affects only a specific build period or certain VINs. The manufacturer usually writes to owners, but if you bought the car second-hand or have moved, the letter may not reach you: ask at any official service centre of the brand with the vehicle identification number (VIN), which appears on the registration document and in the technical data sheet. Recalls are free of charge.
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Sources
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- DVSA (Reino Unido) – base de llamadas a revisión (consulta del 29-10-2026)DVSA (Reino Unido) · Official body · consulted 29 October 2026
- Used Vauxhall Corsa (Mk4, 2014-2020) reviewAuto Express · Motoring press · consulted 27 September 2026
- Los modelos Adam y Corsa de Opel a Revisiónatencionalconsumidor.com · General press · published 7 January 2016 · consulted 27 September 2026 · in Spanish