Toyota is recalling 508,000 Camrys in the U.S. due to a potential instrument panel failure
Toyota has announced a recall in the U.S. of 508,000 Camry sedans from the 2025–2026 model years due to a potential malfunction causing the 7-inch digital instrument cluster to shut off. The recall affects vehicles in the LE, SE, and Nightshade trim levels, according to Motor1.
The issue may occur when the vehicle is started: the digital display sometimes fails to turn on and remains completely black. This screen displays speed, warning indicators, and driver information. Due to the malfunction, turn signal confirmation, the status of the emergency alarm, and audible warnings related to the instrument cluster may also be unavailable.
The recall does not apply to the Camry XLE and XSE trims. These models are equipped with a larger 12.3-inch instrument cluster display, which is not mentioned in the description of this defect.
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To fix the issue, Toyota dealers will update the instrument cluster module’s software free of charge. The manufacturer requires a visit to a dealership to install the update.
Letters to owners of vehicles covered by the recall are scheduled to be sent in early October 2026. Once the recall is activated in federal registries, owners will be able to check whether their vehicle is affected by entering the VIN through the Toyota service or the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration database.
