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RECALL · Cupra

Front seat belt that may not be properly secured to its lower B-pillar anchor (Cupra Terramar, 2025–2026, recall 69C8)

Sources are not verified in real time and no entry confirms that your car is affected.

A recall does not mean your car is affected. Check the market, build date and VIN with the manufacturer.

Engine / equipment
Lower anchor of the front seat belts on the B-pillar: Cupra Terramar
Period mentioned
Built from 21/6/2025 to 28/7/2026 (only the VINs in the recall)
Symptoms
The official record describes no early warning signs: the car works normally.
Possible cause described
The driver’s or passenger’s seat belt, or both, may not be properly secured to the lower anchor on the B-pillar. It is UK recall R/2026/372 (Cupra 69C8, October 2026), which also includes the Cupra Raval.
Check for the garage
Ask a Cupra dealer, with the VIN, whether your car has this recall outstanding: they check the seat belt fixings and replace the belts if needed, free of charge.
Cost cited in the source
No verified estimate; check whether the free recall remedy remains outstanding for the VIN.A rough figure from the original database, not an up-to-date quote.

Sources from the original database

Frequently asked questions

Is it free?

Manufacturer recall campaigns are normally carried out free of charge at the brand's official service. Ask the dealer whether your car is affected: it depends on the chassis number (VIN), the market and the production date.

How is it checked?

Ask a Cupra dealer, with the VIN, whether your car has this recall outstanding: they check the seat belt fixings and replace the belts if needed, free of charge.

What are the symptoms?

The official record describes no early warning signs: the car works normally.

Which cars and years does it affect?
Brands
Cupra
Engine / equipment
Lower anchor of the front seat belts on the B-pillar: Cupra Terramar
Period mentioned
Built from 21/6/2025 to 28/7/2026 (only the VINs in the recall)

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