Approximately 51,000 vehicles in Vietnam remain at risk due to defective Takata airbags, despite multiple prior recall efforts. The affected vehicles include models from Toyota, Honda, Ford, Mitsubishi, and Mercedes-Benz. These airbags have a known defect that can cause them to malfunction, potentially deploying improperly or even exploding, posing a safety hazard to drivers and passengers. Authorities report that owners have not yet had the faulty airbags inspected or replaced. The ongoing issue highlights challenges in completing vehicle recalls and ensuring consumer safety. Vehicle manufacturers and regulatory bodies continue to urge owners of potentially affected cars to check their vehicle’s recall status and schedule necessary repairs. The defect has been linked to numerous injuries and deaths worldwide, prompting the largest automotive recall in history.