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has added an additional 2.23 million late model U.S. vehicles to the growing list of recalls over Takata airbags that could explode from production defects. The Japan-based automaker said late Wednesday that certain Honda and Acura vehicles from the 2005-2016 model years are being recalled to replace the Takata-manufactured PSDI-5 driver-side front airbag inflators.
Nine automakers were initially thought to have faulty Takata airbags in their vehicles, including Honda, Fiat-Chrysler and Toyota. Now the list has grown to include General Motors, too, reports Reuters. Takata filed new documents with the NHTSA which listed affected companies and for the first time, GM was mentioned. They said the number of vehicles with faulty Takata airbags made by GM is still unclear. Reuters say Takata has recalled 16 million vehicles globally for defective air bags in the last six years.