Recalls

Audi and Porsche are issuing recalls over the threat of fire with high-voltage batteries for two electric vehicle nameplates.

In an investigation of potentially defective airbag inflators that dates to 2015, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is pushing for the recall of 52 million inflators manufactured between the year 2000 and January 2018.

Affected 2022-23 Kia Sorentos are being recalled for the mounting clips for the rearview camera, which may break.

For the third time this year, Ford has issued a major recall over the failure of a critical safety component: the legally mandated backup camera.

Kia’s third major recall in August stems from an issue with the life-saving emergency trunk release feature in Optima and Rio sedans.

Ford is recalling more than 41,500 Super Duty pickup trucks over an issue with the left rear axle shaft.

Nissan is expanding the recall to a total of more than 236,000 examples of the sedan for the same issue.

In two separate recalls, 182,000 Compasses are being recalled for an instrument panel cluster lighting issue, while some 162,700 Grand Cherokees, Wagoneers and Grand Wagoneers are being recalled for their backup cameras.

Approximately 168,000 Tundra and Tundra hybrids are affected by an issue that could lead to a fuel leak and fire.

Subaru is recalling certain examples of its Crosstrek SUV and Impreza hatchback over an issue that could cause a short circuit in the vehicles.