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Ford has announced a recall of over <strong>400,000</strong> trucks and SUVs in the United States due to potential windshield wiper failures, posing safety risks. This action is part of the company's commitment to ensuring customer safety.
Toyota has announced a recall of 13,390 HiLux vehicles from 2025 and 2026 models in Australia due to potential accessory defects. The issue involves improper installation of bullbar accessories, which may affect the electric steering system.
Lucid Motors has announced a recall of over <strong>4000</strong> Gravity vehicles due to welding issues with the safety belts. This recall comes amid ongoing quality challenges the company has faced since the model's production began last year.
The UAE Ministry of Economy has issued an urgent warning to recall several Opel, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram vehicles due to defects in airbags. This action is part of the ministry's efforts to ensure vehicle safety and protect consumers.
Toyota has announced a recall of approximately <strong>74,000</strong> Corolla Cross Hybrid vehicles in North America due to a defect in the sound alert system that may increase the risk of accidents involving pedestrians.
Toyota has announced a recall of over <strong>42,000</strong> Corolla Cross Hybrids due to a discovered flaw in the braking system that poses safety risks for drivers. This action reflects the company's commitment to ensuring the safety of its vehicle users.
The Saudi Ministry of Commerce has announced the recall of <strong>193</strong> Hyundai Palisade LX3 vehicles from the <strong>2025-2026</strong> model years due to an electrical system defect affecting rear seats. This issue may prevent the vehicle from detecting passengers or objects when the seats are automatically folded, increasing the risk of injury or death, particularly for children.
Stellantis has announced a recall of approximately 700,000 vehicles globally due to concerns about potential fire hazards. The recall affects well-known brands such as Peugeot, Citroën, Fiat, Alfa Romeo, and Jeep, with 212,000 vehicles recalled in France alone.
Ford has announced a recall of 134 units of its Ranger and Mustang models for 2024 and 2025 in Australia due to potential issues with exhaust gas recirculation valves. These defects could lead to power loss while driving, increasing the risk of accidents.
Hyundai has unexpectedly halted the sale of its Palisade 2026 model and recalled over 61,000 vehicles after a tragic incident resulted in the death of a child due to a serious technical fault in the seating system.