In a significant move that affects over 70,000 customers, Toyota has announced a recall for a variety of its vehicles in Canada, raising safety concerns among drivers.

The recall encompasses a staggering 70,480 vehicles featuring a 12.3-inch display, as detailed in a notice from Transport Canada. The issue revolves around a software glitch that may prevent the combination meter on the instrument panel from functioning during start-up.

This malfunction could lead to critical information such as the speedometer, fuel gauge, and warning lights disappearing from view, heightening the risk of accidents. Transport Canada has issued a stern warning about these potential dangers.

Affected Models

The recall affects a range of Lexus and Toyota models, including:

Lexus Models:

- Lexus LS (2024 and 2025) - Lexus RX 500H (2025) - Lexus TX (2024)

Toyota Models:

- Toyota Camry (2025) - Toyota Crown (2023, 2024, 2025) - Toyota Crown Signia (2025) - Toyota GR Corolla (2023, 2024) - Toyota Grand Highlander (2024, 2025) - Toyota RAV4 (2023, 2024, 2025) - Toyota RAV4 Prime (2023, 2024) - Toyota Tacoma (2024) - Toyota Venza (2023, 2024)

To determine if your vehicle is impacted, head over to the official Toyota website. All affected owners will receive notifications by mail instructing them to visit their local dealership for a software update of the combination meter. In cases where it’s deemed necessary, the company will replace the combination meter to ensure safety.

Stay safe and stay informed—check your vehicle today!