Overview
- Ford filed a delivery hold July 8 on 850,318 vehicles after identifying a low-pressure fuel pump defect that could stall engines and increase crash risk
- Jaguar Land Rover issued a recall for 20,999 Range Rover Evoques July 10 due to passenger airbags that may tear and allow hot gases to escape, risking burn injuries
- General Motors recalled more than 40,000 Chevrolet Blazer EVs from model years 2024–25 over damaged parking brake wiring harnesses that can trigger unintended engagement or loss of brake function
- Ford has begun sending initial recall notices to owners but has not yet finalized a repair remedy, leaving both dealers and drivers awaiting follow-up guidance
- This collective action follows expanded NHTSA oversight and marks Ford’s 89th safety recall this year, highlighting persistent supplier quality challenges in the auto industry