NHTSA Issued Safety Recalls for Multiple Vehicle Brands
Owners of passenger vehicles, SUVs, and RVs should check for recent safety defects involving power or display failures.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Automotive — General
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has issued new safety recalls across a range of passenger cars, SUVs, and commercial vehicles. Affected owners may be experiencing defects related to steering power loss, drive power loss, or rearview camera display failures.
Why it matters
These defects can compromise vehicle safety, making it critical for owners to identify if their specific vehicle is included in the manufacturer notices. Repairs for these safety-related issues are provided free of charge by authorized dealerships.
The recalls encompass passenger cars, luxury SUVs, and commercial buses from manufacturers including Toyota, Rivian, Ford, and Winnebago. These actions address violations of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, specifically concerning rearview camera malfunctions.
The players
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
The federal agency tasked with setting safety standards and overseeing recall processes for vehicles on American roads.
Toyota
A major automotive manufacturer whose vehicles are included in this latest round of safety-related recall notices.
Ford
An automotive manufacturer participating in the current recall process to address potential safety defects in their vehicles.
Rivian
An electric vehicle manufacturer included in the current safety recalls regarding potential power or system defects.
Winnebago
A recreational vehicle manufacturer issuing recall notices to ensure their units meet federal safety and operational standards.
The details
The recalls address mechanical and electrical issues that can affect core vehicle operation, such as loss of power or steering control. Additionally, some vehicles are cited for rearview camera display failures, which represent a non-compliance with federal safety standards for driver visibility. To resolve these issues, owners must visit an authorized dealership to have the necessary repairs completed at no cost.
Timeline
The NHTSA announced these new safety recalls on September 28, 2026.
The Home Front
These recalls reflect the ongoing regulatory enforcement of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards across the automotive industry. Proper vehicle maintenance remains a critical component of household safety and long-term asset protection for vehicle owners.
If you own a vehicle from an involved manufacturer, you should verify its status immediately by entering your VIN or license plate into the official online lookup tool. Once you confirm your vehicle is part of the recall, contact a local authorized dealer to schedule your free repair.
The takeaway
Vehicle recalls require proactive attention to ensure that safety-critical components function as designed. Always keep your vehicle registration updated with the manufacturer so you receive official notices regarding your specific model and production date.
Further reading
Learn more about maintaining your vehicle through our Automotive — General guidance section.
More information
You can verify your vehicle status by using the NHTSA vehicle recall lookup tool.
Source note: This article includes information reported by WBIW.
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