INDIANA — The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has released a comprehensive list of new vehicle recalls affecting a wide range of manufacturers, from luxury sedans and heavy-duty trucks to motorcycles and school buses.
The latest alerts highlight significant safety concerns ranging from fuel leaks and brake failures to unexpected airbag deployments. Owners are urged to check their Vehicle Identification Numbers (VINs) immediately to determine whether their vehicles are eligible for free repairs at a local dealership.
Major Passenger Vehicle Recalls
Several high-volume manufacturers are facing recalls for critical mechanical and software issues:
- Ford Motor Company: A significant recall (26V237) has been issued for 2015-2017 Ford F-150 models. An unexpected downshift in the transmission could cause a sudden loss of vehicle control.
- Honda: Owners of 2018-2022 Honda Odyssey minivans (26V227) are warned of a defect that could cause airbags to deploy unexpectedly.
- Chrysler (FCA US, LLC): The manufacturer has issued multiple recalls for 2025-2026 models, including Ram 1500-5500 trucks for instrument panel failures and Jeep Wranglers for insufficient welds on child seat tethers.
- Hyundai & Kia: A shared defect involving fuel leaks at pipe connections has triggered recalls for various Genesis (G80, G90, GV70, GV80) and Kia Carnival models spanning 2021-2026.
- Toyota/Lexus: Recall 26V222 affects Lexus GS, IS, and RC models (2015-2022) due to potential fuel pump failure.
Specialty and Heavy-Duty Vehicles
The recall list extends beyond the daily driver, impacting emergency services and student transportation:
| Manufacturer | Affected Models | Primary Issue |
| Pierce Manufacturing | Arrow XT, Enforcer, Impel, Velocity (2015-2026) | Outrigger “Firm-On-Ground” light failure |
| International Motors | IC Bus EVSB (2022-2027) | High voltage disconnect switch failure |
| Thomas Built Buses | Saf-T-Liner C2 (2024-2027) | Deactivated warning lights and stop signs |
| Winnebago | Suncruiser, Sunflyer (2026-2027) | High-voltage disconnect switch failure |
Motorcycles and Luxury Brands
Two-wheel enthusiasts and luxury owners should also take note:
- Harley-Davidson: Certain 2025-2026 models (FLHC, FXBB, FXLRS, FXLRST) may experience a total loss of rear brakes.
- Can-Am: The 2025 Origin is under recall for potential front brake failure.
- Bentley: The 2026 Bentayga was flagged for incorrect weight capacity labeling.
Safety officials stress that all recall-related repairs are performed free of charge at authorized dealerships.
To confirm if your vehicle is impacted, visit the NHTSA website and use the Recall Look-up Tool by entering your license plate or 17-character VIN.
If your vehicle is listed, contact your local dealer immediately to schedule an appointment. Ignoring these alerts can lead to mechanical failure, increased crash risk, or injury to occupants.
