Did you know that some of the most iconic Jeep nameplates were born out of a dalliance between Willys-Overland and the ...

Even in eras when automotive badge engineering often resulted in multiple brands selling nearly identical cars with different ...

Chrysler has issued a safety recall for two of its most popular Jeep models due to a risk of engine failure and fire. Around 112,850 vehicles are affected by the recall, according to the National ...

AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — Stellantis is recalling nearly 113,000 Jeep Wrangler 4xe and Grand Cherokee 4xe SUVs after federal safety regulators said in public filings that some engines may contain sand ...

Chrysler is preparing another sweeping recall of its plug-in hybrid SUVs after tracing a wave of engine failures and fires to contaminated engine blocks. The campaign covers select 2023–2025 Jeep ...

Stellantis, the multinational automaker, is grappling with a third recall for its Jeep hybrid engines due to persistent malfunctions. This latest recall, announced on November 15, 2025, is the newest ...

It seems that Jeep hybrids can't catch a break lately. After a recall for a spontaneous combustion risk due to battery charging issues, there's a new recall for the internal combustion engine as well.

(CNN) - Nearly 113,000 plug-in hybrid Jeeps are being recalled because of a possible engine issue. According to Stellantis, the engines could be contaminated with sand from the casting process, which ...

Jeep’s 4xe hybrids proved so popular that the electrified Wrangler was America’s best-selling PHEV for two years running and accounted for a quarter of all of the model’s sales. But that popularity is ...

NHTSA reports possible contamination during production as main culprit of the latest recall – the third for 4xe SUVs this year. Over 112,000 Jeep 4xe SUVs recalled for engine failures caused by sand ...

Nearly 113,000 Jeeps in the United States are being recalled after reports of debris being found in some of the vehicle's engines, the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration reported.