Stellantis is recalling 419,035 Jeep Grand Cherokee and Grand Cherokee L vehicles from 2022-2026 model years due to software issues that could prevent side airbags from deploying during crashes. Dealers will provide free software updates.
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Mercedes-Benz Recalls 144K US Vehicles – RoadBuddy
Mercedes-Benz is recalling nearly 144,000 vehicles in the US due to instrument panel displays that can suddenly go blank while driving. The issue affects 2024-2026 AMG GT, C-Class, E-Class, SL, CLE, and GLC models.
NHTSA Probes Avride Self-Driving Car Crashes
NHTSA opens investigation into Avride’s self-driving vehicles following multiple crashes in Dallas. The agency questions the vehicles’ competency and notes some incidents caused property damage and injury.
Ford Recalls Nearly 180K Rangers and Broncos
Ford is recalling nearly 180,000 Ranger and Bronco vehicles from 2024-2026 model years due to loose seat bolts that could cause occupant restraint failure during crashes. Dealers will inspect and replace faulty parts at no cost.
JLR Recalls 170K Vehicles for Power Loss Risk
Jaguar Land Rover is recalling over 170,000 vehicles in the US due to DC-DC converter failures that can cause complete loss of drive power and exterior lighting. The recall affects multiple models including Range Rover, Discovery, and Defender.
Ford Recalls 1.4M F-150s for Transmission Defect
Ford is recalling 1.4 million F-150 pickup trucks after NHTSA investigation into unexpected transmission downshifts that caused injuries and accidents. Dealers will update powertrain software to fix the issue.
Major Auto Recalls Hit 1M+ Vehicles This April
Four major automakers issued recalls in early April 2026 affecting over 1 million vehicles combined, with defects ranging from seat belt anchor failures to windshield wiper malfunctions requiring immediate driver attention.
Tesla Smart Summon Safety Probe Ends Without Recall
NHTSA concluded its investigation into Tesla’s Smart Summon feature after determining the reported crashes were minor parking lot incidents. The agency found no serious injuries or major damage, closing the probe without requiring a recall.