Vehicles manufactured by Toyota totaling 591,000 units in the U.S. are being recalled due to a problem with the instrument panel.
Toyota Recalls Multiple Models Due to Instrument Panel Software Issue
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has announced a recall for several Toyota models due to a software issue with the instrument panel. The affected vehicles include the Venza, Highlander, Lexus, Tacoma, and GR Corolla.
According to the NHTSA, the error at vehicle startup can cause the instrument panel to malfunction, resulting in the failure of the vehicle speed, brake system, and tire pressure warning lights. This malfunction could potentially pose a safety risk to drivers.
The recall involves the software issues within the instrument panel, and Toyota is collaborating with the NHTSA to address the problem. The recall does not involve any advertisements or unnecessary information.
The affected models are produced by Toyota, and the issue is specific to these vehicles. Owners of the affected models are encouraged to contact their local Toyota dealership to schedule a repair.
The NHTSA is overseeing the recall to ensure that the issue is resolved promptly and effectively. Toyota has not yet announced a timeline for the completion of the recall, but it is expected to be addressed in the near future.
Drivers of the affected models are advised to exercise caution and pay close attention to their vehicle's warning lights until the issue has been resolved. It is important to prioritise safety on the road, and this recall serves as a reminder for all drivers to stay vigilant and maintain their vehicles properly.
