Ford Recalls Nearly 400,000 Vehicles Over Safety Concerns

The recalls affect a range of trucks, SUVs, and cars due to issues including fuel pump failures, battery short-circuits, and faulty rearview cameras.

Ford has issued recall notices for approximately 400,000 vehicles, as reported to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) on December 20, 2024.
The largest recall involves nearly 295,000 diesel-powered F-Super Duty trucks and commercial vehicles from model years 2020-2022, due to potential fuel pump failures that could increase crash risks.
More than 20,000 hybrid-electric Ford Escapes (2020-2024) and 4,000 Lincoln Corsairs (2021-2024) are being recalled over concerns of high-voltage battery short-circuits.
Additional recalls include 30,317 Ford Flex SUVs and 12,802 Ford Fiesta and Lincoln MKT vehicles for rearview camera malfunctions, which could distort or blank the driver’s view.
Owners of affected vehicles will receive notifications by mail and can contact Ford customer service for guidance on repairs.