Product recall: Car giant Toyota recalls nearly 6,000 RAV4 hybrid vehicles over mechanical fault
Key points
- Toyota has issued a recall of nearly 6,000 RAV4 plug-in hybrid vehicles sold across Australia over a manufacturing fault. The fault affects the motor generator electronic control unit and may cause the electric motor to shut down, causing a loss of power.
- Toyota warns this increases the risk of accidents causing serious injury or death. Owners are asked to book an appointment with a Toyota dealer, where the repair will be carried out free of charge.
- Toyota expects to remain Australia's top-selling brand this year.
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