We could not get a campaign list for the 2022 BMW 5 Series just now. That usually means the American register holds no record of this model and year — it may not have been sold as a 2022 model — but it can also mean the register did not answer. Try again in a minute, or check the car by VIN.
What this page can and cannot tell you
These are the campaigns the American register (NHTSA) links to this model and year: the ones that may cover the car. Whether one specific car is included, and whether its repair was already carried out, only the manufacturer or the authority's own VIN lookup can confirm. A recall repair is free at an authorised dealer.
Where we hold the notice, the link goes to our own page, which keeps every version of the wording — including any the manufacturer rewrote after publication. Where we do not, the link goes to the authority.
Confirm this exact car by VIN: here, or at NHTSA, DVSA, Transport Canada.
The same car in other countries' registers
- DVSA recall R/2021/228: BMW 5 Series (A microprocessor fault in the airbag control unit can lead…)
- DVSA recall R/2026/075: BMW 5 Series (Program control units (CoC documents))
- Canadian recall 2019020 (BMW), 2001 to 2004: Airbag
- Canadian recall 2022095 (BMW), 2006 to 2013: Engine
- DVSA recall R/2021/085: BMW 5 Series, 4 Series, 3 Series and 3 more (Affected vehicles may be fitted with brake discs…)
- Japanese recall 1235380 (Mercedes-Benz), 2022: 6 vehicles
- Canadian recall 2026040 (BMW), 2021 to 2024: Engine
Matched by meaning. Check that the model and years on each notice fit the car in front of you.