Ford Recalls Pickup Trucks, SUVs
Roughly 155,000 Vehicles Recalled To Repair Cruise Control Switch
www.cbsnews.comHere are the latest Ford recall updates based on recent reporting:
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Ford has issued a broad recall affecting several models due to issues with the Integrated Trailer Module and other software-related faults that can impact braking/lighting and driver-assist features. The recall covers multiple 2021–2026 models (e.g., F-150, F-250, Navigator, Expedition, Maverick) and is being addressed with software updates or dealer service visits.
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Separately, U.S. safety regulators (NHTSA) posted notices affecting more than 1.7 million vehicles in a separate recall wave, including updates to APIM software that could cause rearview camera blackout, with OTA updates available where possible and dealer updates otherwise.
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Earlier in 2025, Ford announced a recall around 1.1 million vehicles in the U.S. for rearview camera display issues, to be remedied via software updates (OTA or dealership), with notifications beginning mid-2025.
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Canadian and other international recall activity continues in some regions, with Ford providing VIN-based recall checks and updates through official channels.
What to do if you suspect you’re affected:
- Check your vehicle’s VIN on Ford’s official recall page or contact your local dealer to verify active recalls. Ford and NHTSA communications typically outline whether a software update or service visit is required and whether it’s free of charge.
Illustration: If your model year is within the affected ranges and you notice warning lights or rearview camera issues, it’s prudent to schedule a service appointment to update the software or inspect the APIM/rearview camera system.
If you’d like, I can pull the most recent recall notices for your specific model and year by checking Ford’s VIN lookup and NHTSA recall database for a precise list. I can also summarize which models are affected in your region (Netherlands/EU vs. US/Canada) and provide a step-by-step action plan.