Product Recall: Significant Software Glitch in Stellantis Ram Trucks
Product Recall Impacting 1.2 Million Ram Trucks
Stellantis is initiating a product recall for more than 1.2 million Ram pickup trucks in the U.S. due to a significant software bug that may disable the electronic stability control system. This issue affects models from 2019 to 2025, along with more than 233,161 vehicles in Canada, Mexico, and other markets.
Details of the Recall
- Recall covers certain Ram 1500 trucks manufactured from 2019 to 2025.
- Software issue may lead to unintentional shutdown of stability control, affecting throttle and brakes.
- No known crashes or injuries have been reported.
According to Stellantis, U.S. safety standards mandate that electronic stability control remain functional throughout driving phases. Customers can expect notification letters starting October 3, with free dealer updates for the software issues.
Recent Recalls from Stellantis
In addition to the Ram trucks, Stellantis is also recalling:
- 32,863 Jeep Gladiator vehicles (2020-2024).
- Jeep Wrangler models (2018-2024) due to instrument panel issues.
- Thousands of Dodge Charger and Chrysler 300 cars for airbag manufacturing defects.
Earlier recalls this year involved Jeep Grand Cherokees and Alfa Romeo vehicles, highlighting the need for ongoing attention to manufacturing and safety standards.
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