NHTSA recall reaches 1,271,294 Chrysler vehicles across the United States
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has recorded a recall involving 1,271,294 vehicles in the United States from Chrysler, the brand operating under the registered name FCA US, LLC. That figure marks the…
Key takeaways
- The NHTSA has recorded a recall involving 1,271,294 Chrysler (FCA US, LLC) vehicles in the United States.
- The 1,271,294 figure represents the full scope of the filing and covers all affected U.S. vehicles as reported by NHTSA.
- The initial record did not specify the models affected, the model year range, the defect at issue, or the planned remedy.
- NHTSA is the federal regulator that requires automakers to register safety-related defects and disclose remedies to vehicle owners.
- The next confirmable milestone is the complete NHTSA filing, which will include the defect description, safety risk, and remedy timeline.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has recorded a recall involving 1,271,294 vehicles in the United States from Chrysler, the brand operating under the registered name FCA US, LLC. That figure marks the full scope of the filing. The initial record did not include details on the specific models affected, the defect at issue, or the planned remedy.
The recall count
At 1,271,294 units, this covers all affected U.S. vehicles as reported by NHTSA. The agency is the federal regulator that requires automakers to register safety-related defects and disclose remedies to vehicle owners. No model line breakdown, model year range, or defect classification appeared in the record available at time of publication.
What to watch
The next confirmable milestone is the complete NHTSA filing. That record will carry the specific defect description, the safety risk posed to owners or others, and the remedy timeline. When the database entry is updated, it will define what FCA US, LLC is required to provide to owners of the 1,271,294 affected vehicles and when owner notifications begin.