Knaus

September 11, 2026

European Union 2017–2026

Knaus L!VE I, VAN TI, L!VE WAVE, SKY TI, SUN TI, L!VE TI, SKY WAVE, L!VE TRAVELLER, Box Time und weitere

A defective weld on the ISOFIX bar may break in the event of an accident and increase the risk of injury to children in the child seat attached to it.

January 24, 2025

European Union 2022–2024

Knaus VAN TI, BOXDRIVE, VAN WAVE

The rear brake hoses rub against the air suspension units. This can lead to brake loss or air loss in the air suspension on the rear axle, increasing the risk of accident and injuries.

June 30, 2023

European Union 2012–2021

Knaus LIVE TI, LIVE WAVE, SKY TI, SKY TRAVELLER, SKY WAVE, SUN TI, VAN TI, VAN TI PLUS, VAN TI VANSATION

The two side fenders are not adequately attached to the vehicle and can suddenly detach, fall onto the road and cause a risk/injuries to other road users.

September 9, 2016

European Union 2016

Knaus Tabbert Knaus Sky / Knaus Sun / Knaus Van

null Inadequate bonding of the window in the door can lead to the loss of the window while driving.

August 26, 2016

European Union 2015–2016

Knaus-Tabbert Box Star, Box Star Plus, Box Life, CaraBus, VANTourer, OrangeCamp and Main Camp.

null The seat belt mechanism for the rear seat bench is too narrow in construction. As a consequence, the safety belt on the rear seat bench may fail to retract automatically and may remain in the extended position.

August 8, 2014

European Union 2012–2013

Knaus Tabbert Sun / Sky

null The bushings used for mounting a rear plastic panel may break. As a result, the panel may detach from the vehicle whilst the vehicle is in motion.

September 21, 2012

European Union

Knaus Tabbert Unknown

null The product poses a risk of injuries because the central hood panel above the driver’s cab is secured by fastening brackets that are too small. When the vehicle is in motion, the hood panel can begin to vibrate and break loose from the lower fastening bracket.

June 22, 2012

European Union

Knaus Tabbert

null The screw attachment of the two seatbelts between the seats of the pull-out bench in the vehicle living area is incorrectly installed. Instead of the steel angle provided, only the weld spots of the nut hold the belt end-point in place.

September 23, 2011

European Union

Knaus Tabbert

null The product poses a risk of injuries because the front driver and passenger side windows have light transmission of approximately 50%. This can result in reduced visibility of other road users in poor lighting conditions.