Previously, Mercedes-Benz had the title of "King of Recall" due to frequent recalls this year, and this title may usher in a new owner. Recently, according to foreign media reports, Jeep officially issued a statement that it will recall nearly 37,000 2021 Grand Cherokee L models, and the reason for the recall is that the headlights of these vehicles may not work properly.
Jeep recalled nearly 37,000 Grand Cherokee Ls due to headlight problems
It is reported that the production time of the recalled vehicles is between December 3, 2020 and July 21, 2021, and these vehicles are equipped with a smart lighting module, but the module may have received an incomplete software update. This may cause one or both headlights to stop working. A total of 36,929 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L models were involved in the recall. The technical safety department of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles first realized the problem on November 17 this year and decided to carry out a safety recall on December 2. Dealers and relevant owners will be notified by January 28, 2022.
Jeep Grand Cherokee L
This is already Jeep's fourth known recall since September. In September, Jeep Grand Cherokee L could not be displayed on the center screen because the vehicle software could malfunction during shutdown. As a result, 56,180 related models were recalled. In late October, Jeep also recalled nearly 7,300 vehicles because of the problem that the vehicle's high beams could not be activated. In November, nearly 100,000 models of various types were recalled in the United States due to airbag problems.