Washington. Toyota has recalled 1,62,000 units of its Tundra Pickup Trucks in America. Major defects have been found in the multimedia display and reverse camera in these trucks. This may make it difficult for drivers to see behind and increase the risk of an accident.

Leading automobile company Toyota has decided to recall about 1,62,000 units of its popular pickup truck Tundra in America. This step has been taken after major faults were found in the multimedia display system and reverse camera of the vehicles. However, this is not the first case. Even before this, the company has recalled trucks due to such defects.

What is the whole problem?

Display turning off – The car’s multimedia display suddenly freezes or goes completely blackout.

Reverse camera failure – When the driver puts the vehicle in reverse gear, the rear view is not visible on the screen.

Risk of accident – ​​Driving without a rearview camera is against safety standards and significantly increases the risk of an accident, especially in crowded places.

Which vehicles will be affected?
This recall is primarily for 2024 and 2025 model Toyota Tundra and Tundra Hybrid vehicles. According to the company, there is a big problem with the screens of these trucks.

What do customers have to do?
Toyota will begin notifying affected customers by the end of March. At present, the company has not made it clear whether any new software update will be given to fix this or any part of the vehicle will be changed.

Toyota and the series of recalls
These trucks have been a headache for Toyota for some time now. Tundra models have been recalled for several different problems over the past few months. In November 2025, 1.27 lakh trucks were recalled due to the possibility of engine failure. In October 2025, 3.94 lakh vehicles were recalled due to a similar software problem. In May 2025, 4.43 lakh trucks were recalled due to reverse light failure problem.

software becomes challenge
In the year 2025, Toyota has recalled a total of 32 lakh vehicles for various reasons. In this case, Toyota stood second in America, while Ford stood first with the recall of 1.29 crore vehicles. Experts say that as cars are becoming high-tech and software based, such problems in screens and electronic systems are becoming a big challenge for companies.