2024 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee has 18 recalls, the most serious being a high-voltage battery that can fail internally and catch fire while parked or driving, and a steering knuckle that can separate and cause a wheel to fold outward, resulting in loss of control. Several recalls affect the drivetrain and structure: a software error in the hybrid control processor can cut drive power without warning, and loose radiator crossmember bolts can weaken the vehicle's structure in a crash, leading to airbag misfires and a fuel leak that raises the risk of fire. These last two issues only affect plug-in hybrid models or trim configurations where the affected parts are present. Front airbags on certain vehicles may also fail to deploy correctly due to missing energy-absorbing foam behind the front bumper. On the occupant safety side, second-row head restraints may not lock upright in a crash, and child seat tether anchors on some Grand Cherokee L models have welds that can give way, leaving the child seat unsecured. On the visibility front, a software fault can delay or blank the speedometer reading, and the rearview camera can fail to display when reversing due to either a software problem or a loose cable connection. A separate software issue can disable the windshield defroster and defogger on hybrid models. High beams may not activate quickly when the headlight switch is in auto mode, and in foggy conditions the daytime running lamps may stay on when the fog lamps are switched on, creating glare.