Ssangyong Torres Headlamp Defect — Snow Buildup Blocks Forward Visibility

A defect has emerged with the Ssangyong Torres.

On snowy nights, snow packs tightly into the Torres headlamps,

completely blocking the driver's forward visibility.

Visibility becomes fully obstructed, making it impossible to continue driving forward.

Because the headlights have no protective cover, snow goes directly into the headlamp housing.

This causes brightness to drop significantly,

leaving the road ahead completely unlit.

This is a design defect!

Let's watch and see how Ssangyong Motor resolves this issue.

Torres Recalled Less Than 2 Months After Launch? I Visited the Auto Recall Center

For customers who purchased Torres and had the car delivered, Ssangyong Motor sent out a customer notice. Torres officially launched on July 5th — and it had been less than two months since first production. What could have prompted them to send a notice so soon? Let's take a look at what's going on. The problems currently occurring in the Torres are the same ones discussed in the previous video "Torres Delivery Checklist": 1. Rear camera parking guide line is tilted. 2. Front sensor error (alarm sounds even when no object is in front). 3. Driver's seat and front passenger's seat leak. *The seat leak was not covered in the video due to my own fact-checking standards, but I did mention it through the blog. YouTube carries more reach than blogging, and I wasn't confident enough in the information to include it in the video. These three issues are subject to free repair under the customer notice sent by Ssangyong. The core message: "There is a possibility these three symptoms may occur — we will address them as soon as possible."

Ssangyong Torres Is Causing a Stir. Don't Buy the Two-Tone. Two-Tone Deliveries Are Getting Harder.

Ssangyong Torres is causing a stir — don't buy the two-tone. Two-tone deliveries are getting harder.

From tinting to lapping to PPF, all three types of unconditional construction were done by Breaver when they released a new car~!! Since Gangseo-gu Lapping Briber does both lapping and PPF construction, we introduce other companies capable of tinting, so the car owner can have tinting done separately and lapping and PPF separately — no need to leave the car multiple times. In particular, this time we carried out Torres two-tone lapping, which is especially popular for SUV vehicles, along with bonnet PPF, A and C pillar PPF, a life protection package, chrome delete, and storage box wrapping. Torres two-tone wrapping is the most popular build for SUVs: roof skin + spoiler + filler line — three areas covered in black to split the top and bottom colors. That's two-tone wrapping!

Ssangyong Torres SUV New Car Break-In Guide — Manual Reference

Sharing the break-in procedure for the new Ssangyong Torres SUV.

You might be wondering whether a break-in period is even necessary.

It is recommended until you've put some mileage on the car.

For roughly the first 1,000 km, avoid sudden acceleration, hard braking, and high RPMs.

Drive safely and gently, without putting unnecessary strain on the vehicle.

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Torres Post-Delivery Defect Checklist — Check Your Car for Symptoms

Torres: How to Check Delivery Queue, Wireless Charging, and Tailgate Speed Control

1. Information on contracts and deliveries
2. How to check your delivery queue number
3. Navigation, Android Auto, and CarPlay
4. Does wireless charging work with iPhone?
5. Can the tailgate speed be adjusted?

Useful Information Every Ssangyong Torres Pre-Order Customer Should Know