
Peligro invisible: los airbags falsos de China que ya han causado muertes en Es…
Los expertos advierten de que cuestan solo una décima parte del precio, parecen auténticos y pueden estallar si se tiene un accidente.
A growing concern in automotive safety has emerged with the proliferation of counterfeit airbags, reportedly leading to fatalities and severe injuries. According to a recent video report, these illicit airbags, often manufactured from salvaged or unapproved used components, are being sold as new, frequently through online marketplaces. The report highlights that these fake parts can bear identical markings to genuine products, making them exceedingly difficult for consumers to identify. The problem is linked to the aftermath of the Takata airbag recall, which created a demand for replacement parts that counterfeiters exploited. The illicit trade is described as highly profitable, driving its widespread distribution. Automobile manufacturers are reportedly pressuring online platforms to cease the sale of these dangerous products. Experts advise vehicle owners to ensure any airbag replacements are performed by authorized agencies or workshops that guarantee the use of original parts. Consumers are encouraged to request invoices as proof of authenticity for any replaced airbag components.
Los expertos advierten de que cuestan solo una décima parte del precio, parecen auténticos y pueden estallar si se tiene un accidente.