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Chrysler Recalls 20,000 Jeep, Dodge Models over Faulty Display Panels
The software fix will be free, and NHTSA says 11,743 Jeep Wagoneers and 8,528 Dodge Charger EVs are included.
- Stellantis is recalling 20,271 Jeep Wagoneer and Dodge Charger EVs over faulty instrument panels that fail to display critical safety information like gear selection and warning lights, increasing crash risk.
- FCA says a "software error" causes the instrument panel displays to fail, rendering vehicles non-compliant with the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard and triggering the recall.
- The recall includes 11,743 Jeep Wagoneers and 8,528 Dodge Charger EVs; Stellantis identified the build issue on April 1 affecting dashboard-mounted instrument clusters behind the steering wheel.
- Starting yesterday, vehicle owners could search Vehicle Identification Numbers on The NHTSA website to check if their vehicles are affected, while Dealers will perform the software update at no cost.
- Notification letters will be mailed to owners on May 21, but in the meantime owners can contact FCA at 1-800-853-1403 for assistance with the recall process.
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Electric Jeeps, Dodges recalled for failing dash displays
FCA Canada, the Canadian subsidiary of Stellantis, is recalling more than 1,700 newer electric cars and SUVs over a problem that may keep some warnings, gauges, and other information from properly displaying on the dashboard. The issue specifically affects 1,762 Canadian examples of the 2024- and 2025-model-year Dodge Charger Daytona EV and Jeep Wagoneer S. In the U.S., some 8,528 Chargers and 11,743 Wagoneer S SUVs are impacted.
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