Vehicle Recall

Recalls filed in 2026

Manufacturers filed 656 US vehicle safety recalls in 2026, covering 33,190,202 vehicles. 2026 is still in progress. Ford filed the most that year, with 71.

Campaigns
656
Vehicles covered
33,190,202
Largest recall
4,381,878
Status
Part year

2026 is not complete. Its figures move with every filing and should not be compared with a full year.

Makes that filed most in 2026

  1. Ford13,323,909 vehicles71 recalls
  2. Toyota1,762,320 vehicles17 recalls
  3. Forest River6,120 vehicles16 recalls
  4. Hyundai1,650,809 vehicles16 recalls
  5. Jeep3,134,906 vehicles16 recalls
  6. Altec18,103 vehicles14 recalls
  7. Chevrolet364,400 vehicles14 recalls
  8. Grand Design13,279 vehicles13 recalls
  9. Blue Bird24,120 vehicles12 recalls
  10. Thomas Built Buses29,506 vehicles12 recalls
  11. Volvo14,954 vehicles12 recalls
  12. BMW229,602 vehicles11 recalls

Counted by the make named on each filing, so a manufacturer that sells several brands appears once per brand.

Parts recalled most in 2026

  1. Equipment: Labels38 recalls
  2. Electrical System: Instrument Cluster/Panel21 recalls
  3. Electrical System19 recalls
  4. Electrical System: Wiring19 recalls
  5. Electrical System: Traction Battery18 recalls
  6. Back Over Prevention: Software16 recalls
  7. Structure: Body13 recalls
  8. Equipment Adaptive/Mobility: Critical Fasteners12 recalls
  9. Back Over Prevention: Camera9 recalls
  10. Equipment: Recreational Vehicle/Trailer9 recalls

Largest recalls of 2026

  1. Ford — Electrical System: Integrated Trailer Brake Control26V10400020 February 20264,381,878
  2. Ford — Power Train: Automatic Transmission26V23700014 April 20261,392,935
  3. Ram — Seat Belts: Anchorage26V49500030 July 20261,271,294
  4. Jeep — Steering: Pump26V3630004 June 20261,076,999
  5. Honda — Tires: Temporary/Emergency Spare Tire26V3660004 June 20261,048,613
  6. Ford — Back Over Prevention: Software26V1230003 March 2026889,950
  7. Honda — Structure: Frame and Members26V3650004 June 2026880,514
  8. Ford — Back Over Prevention: Software26V1240003 March 2026849,310
  9. Jeep — Back Over Prevention: Camera26V53100013 August 2026844,027
  10. Ford — Power Train: Automatic Transmission26V40200024 June 2026741,195
  11. Toyota — Seats: Recliner26V1280005 March 2026686,588
  12. Ford — Visibility: Motor26V1170003 March 2026604,533
  13. Hyundai — Air Bags: Curtain26V03400022 January 2026568,576
  14. Ford — Electrical System: Front Underhood26V46800020 July 2026565,691
  15. Ford — Structure: Center Console26V3680009 June 2026548,463
  16. Subaru — Equipment: Labels26V4360007 July 2026541,237
  17. Toyota — Electrical System: Instrument Cluster/Panel26V5110006 August 2026508,354
  18. Kia — Seats: Power Adjust26V4300002 July 2026462,869
  19. Ram — Electrical System: Integrated Trailer Brake Control26V0590002 February 2026456,287
  20. Honda — Air Bags: Software26V2270009 April 2026440,830
  21. Hyundai — Forward Collision Avoidance: Automatic Emergency Braking26V31600018 May 2026423,062
  22. Ford — Visibility: Linkages26V20400031 March 2026422,613
  23. Ford — Seat Belts: Pretensioner26V34400027 May 2026419,967
  24. Jeep — Air Bags: Software26V32800021 May 2026419,035
  25. Ford — Suspension: Rear26V10100020 February 2026412,774

The 25 largest of 656 filed in 2026. See every recall or the largest on record.

Urgent advisories in 2026

15 of the 2026 recalls tell owners to stop driving the vehicle. 19 warn of a fire risk while parked.

Have they been repaired?

Manufacturers report progress quarterly on 319 of the 2026 campaigns. Across those, 46.5% of the 13,635,718 vehicles involved have been repaired, leaving 7,067,029 outstanding.

The remaining 2026 campaigns are not in the quarterly file at all, so this is a rate across those that report, not across everything filed that year. See repair completion in full.

← 2025 (995)

Every year on record, with the long-run trend.

About this figure

2026 here is the year the recall was filed with NHTSA, not the model year of the vehicles. A 2026 filing routinely covers vehicles built years earlier, and a car of model year 2026 appears in filings for years afterwards.

“Vehicles covered” sums the manufacturer’s own estimate for each campaign. A vehicle recalled twice in 2026 is counted twice, so the figure is not a count of distinct vehicles.

Compiled from NHTSA’s published recall files, which are US government open data and rebuilt daily. Figures on this page reflect the record as of 18 September 2026. Read the methodology, or check a specific vehicle at nhtsa.gov.