Supercar Recalls: Porsche Expands Center-Lock Wheel Recall and Every US Koenigsegg CC850 Is Recalled

Porsche is expanding an earlier recall first reported in October 2024 covering vehicles with center-lock wheels. A supplier traceability investigation found an additional 548 vehicles affected, including the 2024 Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS, the 2024 Porsche 911 S/T, and the 2024 Porsche 911, according to the November 1 weekly auto news wrapup. Center-lock wheels trade lug nuts for a single central locking nut, which makes correct torque and traceability critical.

Koenigsegg's recall is smaller and more absolute: all seven of the US-allocated 1,185-horsepower CC850s are being recalled over a faulty parking brake, according to NHTSA. The recall, filed on October 21, 2026, covers every CC850 delivered to the US and focuses on an electronic parking brake that will not engage while the vehicle is in reverse.

Seven cars is the smallest recall imaginable, and it is also the most complete: 100 percent of the US fleet. For owners of either brand, the message is the same as for mass-market recalls — check the VIN, book the fix, and do not assume rarity means immunity. A parking brake that fails in reverse on an 1,185-horsepower car is not a minor defect.