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LAND ROVER Range Rover Recall Statistics

Original analysis of recall history, risk grades, and safety trends.

122
Total Recalls
4.4
Avg per Year Above brand average (1.2)
28
Years Tracked

Recalls by Year

2000
3 C
2001
1 D
2002
0
2003
1 D
2004
1 D
2005
1 D
2006
2 C+
2007
3 C
2008
3 C
2009
4 B-
2010
5 B
2011
3 C
2012
4 C+
2013
6 C+
2014
10 A+
2015
8 A
2016
13 A+
2017
8 A+
2018
4 D-
2019
3 C-
2020
4 C+
2021
4 B-
2022
8 B+
2023
9 A-
2024
8 A+
2025
3 C+
2026
3 C+
2027
0

Most Common Components

AIR BAGS
27
LATCHES/LOCKS/LINKAGES
16
SERVICE BRAKES, HYDRAULIC
10
STEERING
9
SEAT BELTS
9
BACK OVER PREVENTION
9
POWER TRAIN
7
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
7
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING
6
STRUCTURE
5

Most Severe Recalls

SEAT BELTS:FRONT:WARNING LIGHT/DEVICES — The seat belt warning system in your Land Rover is the device that beeps when you forget to buckle up. In some 2026 models, this system might not sound the alarm as it should.

AIR BAGS:FRONTAL — The air bag clockspring in your vehicle is a critical electrical connector that helps your air bag deploy properly. In certain 2020-2026 Land Rover models, this connector can corro…

SEAT BELTS: REAR/OTHER:BUCKLE ASSEMBLY — Your 2025 Range Rover or Range Rover Sport may have a faulty seat belt buckle in the second-row center seat that doesn't latch correctly due to a manufacturing error.

AIR BAGS:FRONTAL — The driver's air bag clockspring connector in your Land Rover is a critical part that helps your air bag deploy properly in a crash. Over time, it can corrode and fail.

Best Years (Fewest Recalls)

Worst Years (Most Recalls)

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