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Explore Dodge recall coverage for the Durango, Hornet and Charger, with campaign details and official resources for the next step.
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DODGE recall information for owners.
RecallWire currently has 9 published reports that include DODGE vehicles from model years 2021–2027. Coverage below explains the affected vehicles, safety concern and stated remedy using official records and clearly identified sources.
Our Dodge reporting covers separate spoiler, seat-belt and camera-software recalls. Some reports include other brands: the Hornet seat-belt campaign also lists Alfa Romeo Tonale vehicles, while the Charger camera campaign includes selected Chrysler, Jeep and Ram models. A shared report does not mean every vehicle from those brands is affected; follow the Dodge model, year and VIN details.
A model or year listed here does not confirm that a particular vehicle has an open recall. Check the vehicle identification number through the official NHTSA lookup for vehicle-specific status.
Selected coverage
Start with these DODGE reports.
These reports explain specific campaigns in our coverage. For current repair availability and individual recall status, check with the manufacturer using your VIN.
2021–2023 Dodge Durango Recall: Rear Spoiler May Detach
Certain 2021–2023 Durango rear spoilers may be damaged during liftgate use and detach. Campaign 26V528000 also addresses vehicles repaired under earlier spoiler recalls.
Dodge Hornet and Alfa Romeo Tonale Recall: Rear Seat Belts
The Hornet and Tonale report identifies rear outboard seat belts that can twist or fail to retract, and explains a conflicting database component label.
Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram Recall: Rearview Camera Software
Certain 2026–2027 Charger vehicles appear in campaign 26V531000 for a rearview-camera image that may fail to display when reverse is selected.
Official manufacturer resources
- Mopar recall lookup for Dodge ↗
Check a Dodge VIN for recall information and the manufacturer’s available next steps.
- Mopar recall and repair questions ↗
Find the manufacturer’s explanations of recall repairs, reimbursement and dealer follow-up.
Guides for your next step
- Use NHTSA’s recall records →
Understand the difference between campaign information, a VIN result and a safety complaint.
- Arrange and document a recall repair →
Read interim safety instructions, ask about remedy availability and keep a record of completed work.
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Recall coverage and owner guidance.
August 2026 Vehicle Recall Roundup: Owner Guidance
August 2026 recall briefing covering Alfa Romeo, BMW, Chrysler and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.
Dodge Hornet and Alfa Romeo Tonale Recall: Rear Seat Belts
A recall covers 48,777 Dodge Hornet and Alfa Romeo Tonale vehicles because rear outboard seat belts may twist and fail to retract properly.
2021–2023 Dodge Durango Recall: Rear Spoiler May Detach
Dodge recalls 74,578 Durango SUVs because a damaged rear spoiler may detach. Vehicles repaired under earlier recalls still need the new repair.
Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram Recall: Rearview Camera Software
A recall covers 844,027 Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram vehicles for a rearview camera image failure. The remedy is a dealer or over-the-air update.
Vehicle Recall Briefing: August 28, 2026
August 28, 2026 recall briefing covering Chrysler, Dodge, Ford and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.
Vehicle Recall Briefing: September 4, 2026
September 4, 2026 recall briefing covering Chrysler, Dodge, Ford and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.
Vehicle Recall Briefing: September 11, 2026
September 11, 2026 recall briefing covering Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.
RecallWire Weekly Recall Report
A plain-language overview of newly listed safety recalls involving seat-belt anchorage, rearview-camera, display, and rear-suspension concerns.
Owner questions
Checking a DODGE vehicle for recalls.
How do I know whether my DODGE is affected?
Use the official NHTSA recall lookup with your vehicle identification number. A matching model and year cannot establish whether an individual vehicle is included in a campaign.
Why does the Durango spoiler recall mention earlier repairs?
Campaign 26V528000 includes vehicles previously recalled under 21V842 or 23V115. The linked report says vehicles repaired under those recalls need the new repair completed. Ask a Dodge dealer about campaign 61D using your VIN, and keep the earlier repair paperwork for reference.
Does the Hornet seat-belt recall concern the front or rear seats?
The defect narrative and manufacturer filing for 26V510000 identify the rear outboard seat belts. NHTSA’s component category says FRONT, a discrepancy explained in the linked report. Ask the dealer about campaign 84D and the rear outboard retractors, rather than relying on the category label alone.
Are recall repairs free?
The official campaign record describes the manufacturer’s remedy and eligibility. Contact an authorized DODGE dealer with your VIN to confirm the repair available for your vehicle.
Does this page list every DODGE recall?
No. RecallWire’s published reports are editorial coverage. The campaign count on this page comes from our rolling snapshot of official campaign data; Recall Search provides broader campaign coverage. Consult NHTSA and the manufacturer for a vehicle’s current recall status.