Stellantis faces criticism over handling of fatal airbag fault recall, leaving 120,000 drivers without cars.

A consumer group, Which?, has criticized Stellantis, parent company of Citroen, over the handling of a recall due to a potentially fatal airbag fault. Stellantis issued an immediate "stop-drive" order on June 20 for certain Citroen models, affecting 120,000 customers. The recall has left many without alternative transport, and Which? is calling for clearer compensation and practical support, such as courtesy cars or at-home repairs. Stellantis expects all airbag replacements to be completed by the end of next month.