Owners of impacted Rivian R1S and R1T models can expect to hear from the automaker on or before September 29
The fault first surfaced in 2024, but it took Toyota nearly two years to reliably reproduce the Camry Hybrid problem
The low beams on thousands of Teslas exceed the legal intensity limit, with a Canadian test having first caught it years before the recall
Roughly 48,000 off-road Tacoma TRD Off-Road trucks are affected by a corrosion issue that can leave a shock reservoir lying in the road
The NHTSA has upgraded its investigation into Ford’s 1.0L EcoBoost timing belt failures, citing potential safety risks
A creaking noise while turning was often the only clue before Tesla front suspensions failed, and now the feds want answers
If your Tacoma or Tundra was ever fixed after a wreck, the airbag that replaced the original could be the problem
Zoox has received the first-ever commercial exemption for a purpose-built robotaxi from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Every recalled K&N fuel filter is believed defective, and the company is refunding buyers rather than offering any replacement parts
Roughly 100 claims pushed Land Rover to recall the Discovery, with a low-tech drilling remedy meant to keep the camera dry for good
BMW is recalling another 318,495 vehicles over Valeo starter motors that can fail or catch fire, and the Toyota Supra is on the list
Dealerships will inspect the rear axle carriers, which may be prone to detaching, and replace them as required
A manufacturing defect in a steel wheel has prompted Jeep to issue a do-not-drive recall
The easy-entry seats in these SUVs can slide or tip while driving, and even some previously repaired vehicles are back on the recall list
A certification label mistake has triggered a recall affecting Subaru Ascent, Forester, and Crosstrek Hybrid models
This news comes shortly after the NHTSA said it wants to remove a requirement for traditional brake pedals
NHTSA says road deaths continued their post-pandemic decline, though cyclist fatalities remain a growing concern
Kia is recalling 462,869 Tellurides because a damaged power seat switch can overheat and cause a fire, superseding an earlier recall
