2025 GEM E6 Complaints and Recall Information

The 2025 GEM E6 has 0 complaints and 27 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to suspension components and wheel fasteners as indicated by the recall data. No complaints have been submitted concerning other vehicle systems.

There are 27 recalls affecting the 2025 GEM E6. These recalls primarily involve front suspension control arm ball joints and wheel lug components. The recalls address potential defects that may impact steering control and vehicle safety.

• Front upper ball joint. NHTSA recall 25V380000 affects 5,353 vehicles. Retaining fasteners between the ball joint and hub strut may be improperly tightened, which can cause ball joint separation leading to loss of steering control and increased crash risk. Dealers will inspect and tighten or replace components free of charge. Owner notification began June 24, 2025. This recall supersedes 24V971000.
• Front lower ball joint. Also covered under recall 25V380000 for 5,353 vehicles. The defect involves improperly tightened fasteners that may cause ball joint separation and steering loss. Repairs include inspection and fastening correction or part replacement at no cost to owners. Notifications were sent starting June 24, 2025.
• Wheel lug nuts and bolts. Included in recall 25V380000 affecting 5,353 vehicles. Improperly tightened retaining fasteners between the ball joint and hub strut may lead to separation risking steering control and crashes. Dealers will inspect, tighten, or replace parts free of charge. Applicant notification began June 24, 2025.
• Front suspension and wheel fasteners. Earlier NHTSA recall 24V971000 covers 243 vehicles for similar issues with mounting screws between ball joint and hub strut being improperly tightened. This defect risks ball joint separation causing steering loss. Dealers tightened mounting screws free of charge. Notification was completed by January 31, 2025. This recall is now superseded by 25V380000.

If owners face repeated repairs related to these suspension or steering defects or have unresolved recall issues, they may have rights under their state’s lemon law. Consulting with a qualified attorney or consumer protection resource is advised to evaluate potential claims.