Overview
- The recall spans 2019–2026 model years across A6, A6 Allroad, A7, A8, E-Tron and E-Tron GT variants, Q7, Q8, and RS and S performance models.
- Dealers will install a no-cost software update to restore proper rearview display once notifications are issued.
- NHTSA says transient signal noise between control units and cameras may interrupt the image, with the precise root cause still under investigation.
- The action follows a December recall of more than 170,000 Porsche vehicles for a similar rearview camera problem.
- Owners can check their vehicle’s status by searching the VIN in NHTSA’s online recall database.