Recalls

Trucks equipped with a trailering package and heavy-duty axle are affected by a new recall that addresses concerns over axle hub splines.

Software for the knock sensor detection system was not installed at the time of manufacture, which may not prevent an engine compartment fire while driving.

The latest recall is an expansion of a June recall that affected some 143,000 vehicles.

Nearly 190,000 vehicles are affected over an issue concerning the rear turn signals.

Door locks may unlatch and open during a crash in certain Model S sedans and Model X SUVs.

The issue concerns improperly manufactured occupant classification system sensors that may cause airbags not to deploy in certain crashes.

Roughly 2.6 million vehicles across both the Honda and Acura lineups may suffer from a potentially faulty fuel pump.

The 12-volt battery cable routed outside of the body frame on model-year 2020-22 CR-V Hybrids may be missing a fuse on the power circuit.

Tesla is recalling over 2 million vehicles equipped with its Autopilot feature because of what NHTSA deems “controls insufficient to prevent misuse.”

The latest recall from Ram involves some 142,100-plus pickup trucks for malfunctioning turn signals and high beams.