Chrysler Voyager Recalls

The Chrysler Voyager has 14 recalls spanning 2008 through 2026, with the most serious being a 2008 model year defect where the frontal airbag can deploy without warning, potentially injuring the occupant seated in front of it or causing a crash.

The most recent production years carry several overlapping airbag concerns. On 2022-2026 models, the side curtain airbags have improperly sealed seams that prevent them from holding pressure during a crash, reducing their ability to keep occupants inside the vehicle. A separate connector issue on 2020-2021 and 2023 models can prevent the side curtain airbags from deploying at all in a crash. On 2023 models, the driver's airbag clockspring can fail, also leaving the frontal airbag unable to deploy. These airbag issues have been addressed across multiple campaigns, though some overlap in affected years.

The 2024 model year has two additional safety concerns: the windshield may not be properly bonded and can detach in a crash, and the traction control system stops working when cruise control is active, reducing stability on slippery surfaces. Some 2024 vehicles converted by Braun for mobility use may be missing a seat limiter, allowing the seat to move too close to the airbag in a crash. On 2022-2025 models equipped with Rollx wheelchair restraint systems, the restraints may not secure a wheelchair properly during transit.

The 2023 model year has a rearview camera that may fail to display an image due to a manufacturing error, and 2022 models share a separate software-related rearview camera issue with the same result. The 2022 model year also has wiper arm nuts that can work loose, causing the wipers to stop functioning in rain or snow.

Going back to 2021, the second-row seat floor latch can stick open and leave the seat unsecured, which raises the risk of injury in a crash and can also compromise child seat anchor points.