Toyota recently announced that it will recall 460,000 vehicles in the U.S. market, including Toyota Wesa, Mirai, RAV4, Xena Hybrid and Highlander Hybrid models produced in 2020-2022, as well as Lexus' LS500h, LX600, NX350h and NX450h+ models. The reason for the recall is that the vehicle body stability control system (VSC) is faulty, and the VSC system may not start when the vehicle is started, which is a great safety hazard.
Body stability system is one of the core safety features of the vehicle, when the vehicle in the emergency turn, emergency acceleration and emergency braking and other unexpected situations, the system can quickly react and take response braking measures, while reducing the engine output of the vehicle, maintaining the stability of the body, and when the system does not work, it will be in the sudden situation, can not guarantee the driver's personal safety.
In order to solve this problem, Toyota decided to send a recall notice to the owners of the affected vehicles in June, and Toyota will update the ECU software for the affected vehicles free of charge to solve the fault from the root cause, but we do not know whether the domestic model is affected at present.