A recall announced for a model does not mean every car is affected. Only DVSA's checker, the MOT history service or a JAECOO retailer can confirm your individual vehicle.
Recalls are published for a model and build period, but the affected batch is defined by VIN. Our recall centre lists the announcements; it cannot tell you whether your specific car is included.
To check your car, use DVSA's recall checker or the GOV.UK MOT history service, which shows an outstanding-recall prompt for manufacturers that supply data to DVSA. Your JAECOO retailer can also check by VIN.
Recall repairs are free of charge.
- 1Find your registration and VIN (on the V5C logbook, or the base of the windscreen).Ref: General guidance
- 2Search for your vehicle on the DVSA recall checker at check-vehicle-recalls.service.gov.uk.Ref: DVSA — Check vehicle recalls
- 3Or contact your local OMODA and JAECOO retailer with your VIN — DVSA's listing directs owners to the dealership or manufacturer.Ref: DVSA recall R/2026/069 — 'How to check'