Jaguar Land Rover recalls about 23,677 vehicles in the United States due to potential DCDC converter failures and related software issues
According to Carscoops, Jaguar Land Rover is recalling 23,677 vehicles in the United States due to potential DCDC converter failures and related software issues, with updates planned to fix the problem. The recall covers 48-volt mild-hybrid models, including the Range Rover Sport (2019-2024) and other Jaguar and Land Rover models; owners will be alerted on November 13 and dealers will update vehicle software.
Key facts
- 0123,677 vehicles in the United States are involved in the recall.
- 02The issue involves DCDC converters and a related software issue that may fail during start-up or high demand.
- 03Models affected include Range Rover Sport (2019-2024), Land Rover Defender (2020-2024), Range Rover Velar (2021-2024), Range Rover Evoque (2020-2024), and others across Jaguar and Land Rover lines.
- 04Owners will be alerted to the recall on November 13 and dealers will update vehicle software to fix the issue.
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