US Vehicle Recalls June 2026
57 campaigns · ~5.26 million vehicles · computed from the official NHTSA recall file (snapshot July 2, 2026)
The month in numbers
- 57 vehicle recall campaignsreceived by NHTSA in June 2026 (Part 573 filings, vehicles only — equipment, tire, and child-seat campaigns excluded).
- ≈5,258,000 vehicles potentially affectedacross all June campaigns, using each filing's own "potential units affected" figure.
- Ford filed the most campaigns (12), followed by RV makers Entegra and Jayco (4 each). By affected units, Chrysler and Honda led — one campaign each above the million-vehicle mark.
- 2 campaigns carry a park-outside advisory(fire risk when parked) and 1 carries a do-not-drive advisory. Advisory campaigns deserve immediate attention regardless of vehicle age.
Largest campaigns of the month
Chrysler (FCA US) recalled 2021–2022 Jeep Wrangler (incl. 4xe) and Gladiator vehicles: the hydraulic power-steering pump can fail and, per the filing, carries a park-outside advisory. Largest campaign of the month.
Browse all campaigns for this brand →2023–2025 Accord Hybrid and CR-V Hybrid: an issue with the temporary/emergency spare tire, second-largest campaign of the month at just over one million vehicles.
Browse all campaigns for this brand →A rear-suspension campaign spanning 2014–2017 Acura MDX and 2016+ Honda Pilot — a reminder that recalls routinely reach back a decade.
Browse all campaigns for this brand →2018–2020 Expedition and Navigator: automatic-transmission defect. One of twelve Ford campaigns filed this month — the most of any manufacturer.
Browse all campaigns for this brand →2018–2022 Expedition: interior center-console structure campaign.
Browse all campaigns for this brand →What failed, by component category
Campaign counts by NHTSA's top-level component classification (a campaign counts once per category):
- Electrical system12 campaigns
- Equipment10 campaigns
- Power train7 campaigns
- Structure5 campaigns
- Exterior lighting3 campaigns
- Steering3 campaigns
- Air bags2 campaigns
- Seat belts2 campaigns
Method & source
Numbers were computed from NHTSA's official ODI recalls flat file (FLAT_RCL_POST_2010, snapshot July 2, 2026), filtering to campaigns with a Part 573 report-received date in June 2026 and record type "vehicle." The file lists one row per affected make/model/year; we de-duplicated to unique campaign numbers and took each campaign's stated potential-units figure once. The raw aggregation output is published at /data/recalls-2026-06.json — cite freely (US-government source data; NHTSA recall portal).
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