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Dodge and Ram announced an auto safety recall pertaining to faulty electronic stability control (ESC) warning lights that may fail to illuminate as intended. Affected consumers can expect to be notified in late April or early May of 2022.

Federal safety regulators received over 270 complaints from Honda customers about AEB system issues. Those who own or lease a 2018-2019 Honda Accord or a 2017-2019 Honda CR-V SUV should recognize these vehicles may experience unexpected or random braking events.

Automakers Hyundai and Kia have each announced new safety recalls over certain vehicles at increased risk of catching fire. Once you’ve been notified of the recall, you can bring your vehicle to the dealership for the installation of new fuses in the ABS modules, free of charge.

In early February 2022, Toyota announced a safety recall issue over defective turn signals in the 2021 Toyota Venza SUV model. Affected customers can receive the necessary repairs at their local dealers free of charge.

At the end of January 2022, Nissan announced that it was recalling nearly 689,000 Rogue SUVs over numerous electrical issues and increased risk of fire. Affected customers can expect to receive notification in March.

Safety concerns over rearview camera and trunk issues have prompted Tesla to issue a recall, and Tesla plans to notify affected consumers within the upcoming months.