Here’s what we know so far based on the source report dated Oct. 24, 2021.
If you’re an owner: verify whether you’re affected and follow the manufacturer’s guidance (VIN check, dealer visit, or software update).
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Connect the Dots Charlotte Today Contests Investigators Breaking News More ( ) » Nation/World Ford recalls 254,000 SUVs over software defect that can disable rearview cameras, safety features The problem stems from an unexpected reset of the vehicle's image processing software, which can cause the rearview camera to fail and disable other safety features. Credit: AP FILE - This Oct.
24, 2021 file photo shows a Ford company logo on a sign at a Ford dealership in southeast Denver. Author: Megan Divers Published: 4:20 PM EDT March 24, 2026 Updated: 4:20 PM EDT March 24, 2026 DEARBORN, Mich. — Ford Motor Co.
is recalling more than a quarter-million SUVs in the United States after federal safety regulators identified a software defect that can disable rearview cameras and critical driver-assistance systems while the vehicle is in use.
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