By james art 
Hyundai recalls over 226,000 vehicles due to errors with their reserve cameras.
Hyundai told the National Movement Safety Administration on November 21 that some Elantra and Santa Fe models sold from 2021 to 2022 have developed problems with the scheme in their cameras, which can lead to failure.
Hyundai is expected to notify the owners by post by January 19, 2025. Dealers will replace damaged systems without fee.
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Reserve cameras have become a legal requirement for new vehicles sold in the US in 2014. At that time, back catastrophes caused more than 200 deaths and about 15,000 injuries a year, most of them among children for 5 years or more than a young man Adult adults 70 years or older or older or older or older years or older or older or older or older years or older or older or older or older years or older years or older years adults or older or older years or older or older years or older or older years or older or older years or older or older years or older years or older years years or older years or older years or older years or older years or older years or older years or older years or older years or older years or older years or older years or older years Years or older people or older people or older people or older people or older people or older years.
A complete list of Hyundai vehicles affected is available in NHTSA newsletter when downloading.