- Water may damage the rearview camera in affected Range Rover SUVs.
- The repair involves adding drainage holes and replacing the camera if needed.
Jaguar Land Rover North America issued a recall for 93,997 Range Rover SUVs after identifying a drainage problem that could damage a rearview camera. The issue affects select 2022-2026 models. Water can collect around the camera installation because the area lacks adequate drainage holes. This can distort the camera image or prevent it from appearing on the touchscreen. When the display fails, drivers lose a view of the area behind the vehicle, increasing crash risk.
Land Rover reported 2,295 U.S. claims and field reports involving rearview camera replacements between Aug. 3, 2022, and Sept. 28, 2026. The automaker reported no related crashes, injuries, or fires in the United States.
To correct the defect, dealers will drill additional drain holes beneath the tailgate trim to improve drainage. They will also inspect the rearview camera and replace it if necessary. Land Rover will cover repair costs at no charge to the owner.
The automaker plans to notify dealers on Oct. 29, and mail interim letters to owners on Dec. 11. Land Rover will send follow-up notices when it finalizes the solution.
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Owners can check for open recalls by entering their vehicle identification number (VIN) on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s recall website.
