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A Hyundai Ioniq 9 Limited, one of the trims covered by the second-row power-seat recallA white Hyundai Ioniq 9, showing the three-row SUV's real proportions
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Hyundai Recalls the Ioniq 9 Because the Power Seats Might Not Stop Folding on Their Own

NHTSA campaign 26V588: the second-row power seat's occupant-detection can fail to stop the fold cycle, a real risk to a small child. Two minor-injury complaints already on file. Free software fix over Bluelink or at a dealer.

A Range Rover Sport, one of eight JLR nameplates covered by the DC-DC converter recallA Range Rover Sport parked among other current-generation Land Rover models
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JLR Recalls 23,677 SUVs Across Eight Nameplates Over a Part That Can Kill Power and Lights at Once

A DC-DC converter can fail under high electrical load or at startup, cutting drive power and exterior lights simultaneously. Covers Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, Evoque, Velar, Discovery, Discovery Sport, Defender, E-Pace and F-Pace. Free dealer software fix.

A 2023 Jeep Grand Wagoneer L, one of the trims covered by the roof-rack recallA Jeep Grand Wagoneer with the standard roof rack visible
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Jeep Recalls 97,349 Wagoneers Because the Roof Rack Might Let Go at Speed

Pivot bolts on the roof rack crossbars may not have been torqued to spec, and a crossbar can detach at speed. Covers 2022-2025 Wagoneer and 2022-2026 Grand Wagoneer, including L long-wheelbase variants.

A Rivian R1T — one of three models covered by the rearview-camera recallThe Rivian R1T's rear end and tailgate, the vantage point for the affected rearview camera
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Rivian Recalls Nearly 99,000 Vehicles Over a Bug That's Already Fixed for Most Owners

A drive-mode notification banner can overlay and obscure the rearview camera image while backing up. Rivian already pushed an over-the-air fix (2026.23/2026.31); more than 95% of affected vehicles were already patched as of September 16.

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A Hyundai Ioniq 9 Limited, one of the trims covered by the second-row power-seat recallA white Hyundai Ioniq 9, showing the three-row SUV's real proportions
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Hyundai Recalls the Ioniq 9 Because the Power Seats Might Not Stop Folding on Their Own

The second-row seat's own sensor is supposed to stop it from folding onto whatever — or whoever — is in the way. NHTSA says that hasn't always worked, and two minor injuries are already on record.

A Range Rover Sport, one of eight JLR nameplates covered by the DC-DC converter recallA Range Rover Sport parked among other current-generation Land Rover models
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JLR Recalls 23,677 SUVs Across Eight Nameplates Over a Part That Can Kill Power and Lights at Once

A failing DC-DC converter doesn't just strand the car — it can take the exterior lights with it at the same moment, the exact combination that turns a simple breakdown into a real roadside hazard.

A 2023 Jeep Grand Wagoneer L, one of the trims covered by the roof-rack recallA Jeep Grand Wagoneer with the standard roof rack visible
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Jeep Recalls 97,349 Wagoneers Because the Roof Rack Might Let Go at Speed

The pivot bolts holding the roof rack crossbars in place may not have been tightened to spec on the assembly line — and a crossbar that detaches on the highway is a real hazard to the vehicle behind you, not just a rattle.

A Rivian R1T — one of three models covered by the rearview-camera recallThe Rivian R1T's rear end and tailgate, the vantage point for the affected rearview camera
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Rivian Recalls Nearly 99,000 Vehicles Over a Bug That's Already Fixed for Most Owners

A drive-mode notification banner could pop up over the rearview camera image at exactly the wrong moment — backing up. Rivian caught it, and an over-the-air update already reached more than 95% of the affected fleet before the recall was even filed.