UAE recalls 892 Lexus and Toyota vehicles over camera software issue
Dubai: Al Futtaim Automotive is recalling 892 Lexus and Toyota vehicles in the UAE to update software linked to the front recognition camera, after a rare fault was found that could affect the operation of the vehicles’ pre-collision system. The recalls are being carried out in coordination with the Ministry of Economy and Tourism and cover selected Lexus NX, Toyota Crown and Toyota bZ4X vehicles…
Dubai: Al Futtaim Automotive has issued a recall for 892 Lexus and Toyota vehicles in the United Arab Emirates due to a software issue affecting the front recognition camera. The malfunction could potentially disrupt the pre-collision system's operation. The recalls are conducted in collaboration with the Ministry of Economy and Tourism and encompass specific Lexus NX, Toyota Crown, and Toyota bZ4X models produced in Japan.
For more information, download the Gulf News app now. The first recall targets Lexus NX models from 2021 to 2023, with approximately 417 units anticipated to be impacted in the UAE. A second recall phase involves Toyota Crown vehicles from 2022 to 2024 and Toyota bZ4X models from 2021 to 2023, affecting around 475 vehicles. Al Futtaim Automotive stated that the recall aims to update the programming of the front recognition camera.
The rare software problem could potentially corrupt the camera's memory upon vehicle shutdown, leading to pre-collision system malfunction upon restart. Warning lights or messages may appear, and audible alerts may also be triggered. The company assured that inspections and necessary software updates would be provided free of charge.
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