Ford Motor Company has announced its repair plan for 741,195 recalled trucks and SUVs in the United States.
The recall addresses a transmission fault that could cause vehicles to roll away.
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The plan, outlined on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, includes updating the Powertrain Control Modules of affected vehicles.
Technicians will also inspect the park system for damage and replace any compromised components.
The recall was reported by the Associated Press and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Ford aims to eliminate rollaway risks through these software updates and inspections.
In related industry news, Ferrari and BMW are shifting from copper to aluminum wiring to cut costs and reduce electric vehicle weight.
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This follows similar moves by Tesla and Chinese automakers.
American startup Slate announced a starting price of $24,950 for its upcoming electric pickup truck in the US market.
A Slate spokesperson told Automotive News that the company does not plan to sell vehicles in Canada.
Volkswagen is considering spinning off its German automotive components business. This move could facilitate factory closures currently restricted by state voting rights, according to Reuters.
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Stellantis has prolonged a production halt for the Fiat 500 at its Turin facility due to severe component shortages.
