Latest News About Mitsubishi Recalls

Here’s the latest I can provide right now.

• Summary: There have been several Mitsubishi recall actions in recent years, including major campaigns in North America (Outlander/Outlander PHEV) and other regions, with updates to software and safety features. For the most current, local updates, checking official Mitsubishi recall pages and national transport safety agencies is best.

• What to check for owners in Los Angeles (and generally the U.S.):

  • Mitsubishi Motors Recall Notifications: See the official recall page for current notices and remedies. This is the authoritative source for model-specific actions and VIN-based eligibility.[6]
  • NHTSA recall lookups: The U.S. federal recall database lists active campaigns by VIN, including remedy steps and timelines. This helps confirm if your specific vehicle is affected and what to do next.[6]
  • Recent notable campaigns: In 2025 there were large-scale recalls involving Outlander family models in the U.S. for issues tied to rear liftgate hardware and related systems; some campaigns also included software updates to address infotainment and camera functions.[3][4]

• How to proceed if you’re concerned:

  • Locate your VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) on the driver’s side dashboard or door jamb.
  • Visit the official Mitsubishi recall lookup page for your region to input the VIN and see if there are any active recalls or service campaigns.[5][6]
  • If recalled, contact your local Mitsubishi dealer to schedule the free remedy (software updates, hardware replacement, or other service as specified) and save any recall notification letters for reference.[4]

Illustrative example: If you own a recent Outlander model in California and the VIN shows it’s part of a 2025 recall, you’d typically receive a notice with a scheduled appointment window; a dealer would perform the required software reprogramming or hardware fix at no cost to you.

If you’d like, I can search for the very latest U.S. or California-specific Mitsubishi recall notices and provide a concise status update with direct links.