Honda, along with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), issued a recall that impacts nearly 1.7 million cars within the United States due to a “steering issue” which could potentially cause car accidents.
Read More Honda Announces Recall Of Nearly 1.7M Cars Stemming From Potentially Dangerous Steering Issue
A self-driving Tesla carrying a passenger for Uber rammed into an SUV, sparking new concerns that a growing stable of self-styled “robotaxis” is exploiting a regulatory gray area in U.S. cities.
Read More Uber and Lyft drivers use Teslas as makeshift robotaxis, raising safety concerns
General Motors (GM) announced it’s recalling 449,000 of its SUVs and pickup trucks due to the electronic brake control module software failing to display a warning light when losing brake fluid takes place.
Read More GM Recalling 450K SUVs, Pickups That Fail To Issue Faulty Brake Fluid Warning Light
BMW is recalling 720,796 U.S. vehicles over concerns of a short circuit, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said.
Read More BMW recalls over 720,000 vehicles over short circuit concern, NHTSA says
Ford and Mazda issued do-not-drive warnings that cover more than 457,000 vehicles that contain recalled Takata airbags.
Read More Ford, Mazda Issue Do-Not-Drive Warnings For Over 457K Vehicles With Takata Air Bag Inflators
BMW is now recalling over 390,000 vehicles in the United States, citing the potential for its airbag inflators to explode in some cases.
Read More BMW Recalls More Than 390,000 Vehicles Due To ‘Exploding’ Airbag Issue