Mercedes Recall 26V481: 63 Georgian Listings Match the Model-Year Matrix
NHTSA recall 26V481 covers specific Mercedes families and model years, not one 2019–2026 range. In Georgia, 63 listings match those families and model years; only a VIN check can confirm an affected vehicle.
The recall is a matrix, not a date range
NHTSA recall 26V481 covers 310,667 US vehicles whose door-lock microswitch can corrode. The report lists different model-year windows for A-Class, CLA, C-Class, CLE, GLA, GLB and GLC variants; applying 2019–2026 to every family would both add unrelated cars and omit covered families.
NHTSA records 176 US field cases related to comfort-function behaviour and reports no US rollaway cases.
What the Georgian matches show
63 listings match the recall’s family-by-model-year rows. GLC 300 variants account for 18, C 300 variants for 11 and GLA 250 variants for 12; the rest are spread across A, CLA, CLE, GLB and other listed variants.
A model name and year cannot identify production plant, equipment or build date.
What the Georgian matches show
63 listings match the recall’s family-by-model-year rows. GLC 300 variants account for 18, C 300 variants for 11 and GLA 250 variants for 12; the rest are spread across A, CLA, CLE, GLB and other listed variants.
A model name and year cannot identify production plant, equipment or build date.
What an owner should do
Check the VIN with NHTSA and with an authorised Mercedes-Benz service channel. Remedy availability and campaign coverage outside the United States must be confirmed locally.
Passenger-car listings as of 3 August 2026. Family × model-year rows follow NHTSA 26V481. Only a VIN check can identify an affected vehicle.
Methodology
NHTSA Part 573 recall report 26V481, combined with AutoBridge listings.
63 listings match the family-by-model-year rows of the NHTSA report: A/CLA/C/CLE/GLA/GLB/GLC variants. A VIN check confirms affected vehicles.
Recall report dated July 2026; listings as of 3 August 2026.