Full-size SUV by Ford since 1997; truck-based wagon, basis for Lincoln Navigator.
The NHTSA has issued recalls for Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator (2018–2022) and Kia Telluride (2027) seat belts due to locking failures. Remedial actions include free inspections and replacements, with owners receiving notifications and possible reimbursements. The recalls cover safety concerns and reflect ongoing regulatory oversight.
Ford and NHTSA are expanding a recall to address a transmission parking pawl issue that could cause unintended vehicle movement. Affected 2018–2021 models will receive a free software update and inspection; 24 property-damage and nine injury allegations are noted. Dealerships will perform updates at no cost.
Ford says it has turned a corner on recalls and quality, aiming to launch a fresh lineup across North America while reducing warranty costs. Yet analysts note ongoing headwinds as suppliers, electrified powertrains and software deployment complicate new vehicle launches.
Toyota has announced a major expansion of its San Antonio manufacturing campus, adding a second assembly line and a new axle plant, boosting capacity and jobs as part of a $10 billion U.S. investment through 2030. The move follows a decision to shift Tacoma production from Mexico to Texas, while continuing some Mexican operations.
Genesis unveils the GV90, its first full-size electric SUV, signaling a bold push into premium markets. The Neolun variant with coach doors and a lounge-like cabin showcases high-end features as Genesis outlines its three pillars—luxury, performance and hospitality—while signaling a broader portfolio development.