Toyota is set to recall approximately 32,000 vehicles across Canada due to concerns regarding the rear-view display. This recall specifically addresses issues that could elevate the risk of accidents, particularly when reversing. The announcement follows a previous recall in September for 70,000 vehicles linked to screen display malfunctions.
Toyota Recall Details
Transport Canada has stated that under Canadian regulations, the rear-view image is essential when a vehicle is in reverse. The malfunction in question could hinder visibility, increasing the likelihood of collisions involving pedestrians.
Affected Models
Several Toyota SUV and pickup truck models are impacted by this recall. Owners will need to obtain a free software update to resolve the issue. The models included in this recall are:
- Toyota Sequoia (model years 2023-2025)
- Toyota Tundra (model years 2022-2025)
- Toyota Tundra Hybrid (model years 2022-2025)
Nature of the Issue
The recall addresses software malfunctions related to the 14-inch multimedia display. Drivers may encounter a distorted screen that appears half green, fully green, or entirely black. Such issues may compromise safety standards during reversing maneuvers.
Next Steps for Affected Owners
Toyota has committed to notifying affected vehicle owners in writing by late November 2025. Owners will receive instructions to bring their vehicles to a dealership for the necessary software fix.
Previous Recalls
This recall follows a significant action taken by Toyota last month, wherein over 70,000 vehicles were recalled due to similar software-related issues affecting the instrument panel across multiple models.
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