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Ford recalls 1.4 million US vehicles over faulty rear-view cameras

Ford recalls 1.4 million vehicles for rearview camera defects that may cause distorted or blank images, increasing crash risk, with free repairs offered by dealers, NHTSA said.

  • On October 22, 2025, Ford Motor Company announced a recall of 1,448,655 vehicles in the United States due to rearview cameras that safety regulators said may increase crash risk.
  • Regulators first flagged the issue in February, and Ford Motor Company told dealers earlier this month that some rearview cameras may fail, following May and July recalls.
  • The recall lists affected models including the Ford Explorer , Ford Escape , Lincoln MKZ, and Lincoln MKT, while dealers will inspect and replace cameras free of charge this month.
  • Ford COO Kumar Galhotra wrote that the company has expanded its safety teams and will offer a 15-year extended warranty, while spokesman Mike Levine said the recall won’t affect third-quarter earnings.
  • This latest action comes amid a broader pattern that includes Ford's 126 recalls in 2025 and a $165 million civil penalty after an NHTSA probe found delayed rear-view camera recalls.
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Ford Recalls 1.4 Million US Vehicles Over Faulty Rear-View Cameras

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Benzinga broke the news in New York, United States on Wednesday, October 22, 2025.
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