2024 Chrysler Voyager

The 2024 Chrysler Voyager has 6 recalls, with the most serious concerns centered on crash protection: a missing seat limiter that allows a seat to ride too close to the airbag, curtain airbags that may not hold pressure during a crash, and a windshield that can detach in a collision.

On the occupant restraint side, the seat limiter issue means a front seat can travel further forward than intended, placing an occupant dangerously close to a deploying airbag. Separately, the side curtain airbags on certain vehicles have seams that were not properly sealed, so the bags may lose pressure during a crash and fail to keep occupants from being ejected through a window. The windshield bonding concern means the glass is not fully secured and can pull away from the vehicle body during a crash, removing a critical barrier that helps contain occupants and maintain the roof structure. For vehicles modified with Rollx QRT-Deluxe or QRT-Max wheelchair restraint systems, the securement hardware may not hold a wheelchair in place during transit, allowing it to shift and strike other occupants or the vehicle interior. On the electronics side, the traction control system stops working whenever cruise control is switched on, meaning the vehicle loses its ability to detect and correct wheel slip on slippery surfaces while cruising, which can make it harder to maintain control in wet or icy conditions.