Vehicle & safety tool
Search official NHTSA recall campaigns by model year, make, and model, with campaign summaries, consequences, and remedies.
Official data
This model-level search is not VIN-specific. NHTSA's VIN search remains the final check for an individual vehicle.
Model-level result
Select a year, make, and model to search official NHTSA recall campaigns.
Source: NHTSA recalls data. For an individual vehicle, use the official VIN recall lookup.
Methodology
The lookup sends the selected model year, make, and model to NHTSA's official recalls-by-vehicle API and displays the returned campaigns without converting complaint or investigation records into recalls.
An empty successful response is shown differently from an unavailable upstream service.
Common questions
No. Confirm with the official VIN lookup. Model naming differences and vehicle-specific completion status are not resolved by this model-level search.
No. Complaints are reports, not recall campaigns, and are intentionally kept separate from this tool.
From the newsroom
The federal filing says high battery charge, low temperatures and prolonged regenerative braking can trigger overcharge and electric-drive shutdown; dealer software updates are planned with owner notices beginning Oct. 18.
NHTSA says certain 2022–2026 Airs have an exterior-lighting circuit that may overheat; Lucid released a free over-the-air software update, and owner letters are expected Oct. 16.
The federal investigation now spans 1.16 million mixed EV and gas vehicles after reports alleged brake-assist loss while moving, rather than only after the stop sequence GM previously described.