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Porsche 911 recalls

248 official recall campaigns for the Porsche 911, published by vehicle safety authorities in Germany, Finland, France, UK, Greece, India and 7 more, covering model years 1900–2025. The most recent was issued in 2026 (10 that year). A recall applies to specific build dates and VINs, so check yours before assuming it's affected — or not.

Common Porsche 911 recall issues

The parts and failures that come up most often in these campaigns.

Porsche 911 recalls by year

Showing the 200 most recent of 248 campaigns.

Porsche 911 recalls in 2026 (10)

Porsche 911 recalls in 2025 (14)

Porsche 911 recalls in 2024 (37)

Porsche 911 recalls in 2023 (16)

Porsche 911 recalls in 2022 (13)

Porsche 911 recalls in 2021 (19)

Porsche 911 recalls in 2020 (10)

Porsche 911 recalls in 2019 (33)

Porsche 911 recalls in 2018 (2)

Porsche 911 recalls in 2017 (27)

Porsche 911 recalls in 2016 (3)

Porsche 911 recalls in 2015 (1)

Porsche 911 recalls in 2014 (12)

Porsche 911 recalls in 2013 (3)

Porsche 911 recalls by country

CountryCampaignsOfficial recall check
🇩🇪 Germany53 KBA · recall database (Rückrufdatenbank)
🇬🇧 UK38 DVSA · registration or VIN lookup
🇰🇷 South Korea31 MOLIT · recall search
🇺🇸 United States30 NHTSA · VIN lookup
🇯🇵 Japan28 MLIT · recall search
🇳🇱 Netherlands25 EU Safety Gate · EU product alerts
🇫🇷 France8 RappelConso · recall notices
🇫🇮 Finland7 Traficom · recall search
🇳🇿 New Zealand5 NZTA · recall search
🇨🇴 Colombia5 —
🇬🇷 Greece5 EU Safety Gate · EU product alerts
🇹🇼 Taiwan4 —
🇮🇳 India4 —
🇲🇽 Mexico2 PROFECO · safety alerts
🇨🇦 Canada1 Transport Canada · VIN lookup
🇵🇱 Poland1 EU Safety Gate · EU product alerts
🇨🇳 China1 —

How to check if your Porsche 911 has a recall

A recall covers specific build dates and vehicle identification numbers (VINs), not every Porsche 911 on the road. To see whether yours is affected:

  1. Look up your VIN or registration on the official recall checker for the country where the car is registered: KBA (Germany), DVSA (UK), MOLIT (South Korea), NHTSA (United States), MLIT (Japan), EU Safety Gate (Netherlands).
  2. Ask an authorised Porsche dealer: recall repairs are free, including on used cars and cars serviced elsewhere.
  3. Add the car to your watched vehicles on Recaller Book and get an email when a new campaign is published for it.

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