Important recall notice for Toyota RAV4, Corolla, and Crown models
The National Consumer Commission has confirmed the recall of over 500 Toyota vehicles due to a critical programming issue.
The National Consumer Commission (NCC) has announced a recall for several Toyota models due to a programming issue with the combination meter system. This recall affects 16 Toyota RAV4 PHEV, 4 Corolla Cross, 391 Corolla Hatchback, 12 Crown, and 86 GR Corolla vehicles. These vehicles were sold through Toyota dealerships across the country and were built between certain dates.
The combination meter system, which displays important vehicle information, is at risk of deterioration if improperly programmed. This issue may lead to the display of unnecessary data on the 12.3-inch monitor, potentially hiding crucial warning indicators. If drivers fail to see these alerts, it could increase the risk of accidents, especially during malfunctions.
Acting Commissioner Hardin Ratshisusu of the NCC urges all affected vehicle owners to visit their nearest Toyota dealership for a combination meter assembly reprogramming. The NCC emphasizes the seriousness of these product recall notices and urges consumers to promptly present their affected vehicles to the supplier for necessary repairs, which will be provided at no cost.
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