Nearly A Million GM SUVs And Trucks Recalled To Fix Daytime Running Lights

The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) states that if the daytime running lights do not turn off as they should, this "may result in a glare, reducing visibility and increasing the risk of a crash."To date, the automaker has confirmed it is unaware of any associated injuries, deaths, or crashes.

解决办法很简单:身体复样l module software will require an update by a dealer technician. It's even easier if your car can be updated over the air.

GM dealers were notified of the problem on December 8, and owners will begin receiving notifications on January 23. You'd be correct if you think this has been a heavy year for recalls. GM, for example, issued 29 recalls in 2022 that affected a total of 3.3 million vehicles.

Mainstream automakers, such as GM, Ford, and Stellantis, are just some of the manufacturers that have had to issue recalls over the past few months.

Lamborghini recalled its ultra-limited edition reborn Countachlast month because the glass engine cover wasn't adequately secured and could potentially fly off. Last month, Tesla also recalled over 300,000 examples of the Model 3 and Model Y due todefective taillights. The fix for that involved an over-the-air (OTA) update.

OTAs are becoming an increasingly common way for automakers to fix software issues. This method obviously saves both time and money, especially for affected customers.