Volkswagen – which owns the Audi brand – has recalled 45,496 cars to fix its child restraint systems related to faulty seat belts. The issue can raise the risk of injury to a child in crash.

Jaguar Land Rover is recalling 28,000 Land Rover SUVs over a faulty child restraint system. The issue may increase the risk of an injury in a crash.

BMW which also owns Mini and Rolls-Royce brands, has recalled 21,537 vehicles with faulty child restraint systems that increase the risk of an injury to the child during a crash.

Ford has recalled 42,493 2021 Ford Transit and Ford Connect vehicles with faulty child restraint systems, which may increase the risk of injury during a crash. The defect is caused by “out of tolerance” components provided by the supplier.

Some 2019-2020 BMW 330i and 330i xDrive vehicles are being recalled because of an issue with the seat belt pre-tensioner. Faulty pre-tensioner may allow occupants to slide forward rapidly.

Jaguar Land Rover North America is recalling certain Range Rover and Range Rover Sport models due to a seat belt locking issue.

American Honda Motor Co. is recalling certain 2019 CR-V sport utility vehicles due to the possibility that the automobile’s air bags could malfunction due to a steering wheel manufacturing issue.

Ford Motor Company (Ford) is recalling certain 2019 Lincoln Nautilus vehicles that are not equipped due to a defect in an air bag cover.

Volvo has recalled more than 5,500 vehicles due to a serious side-curtain air bag defect.

Volkswagen Group of America has recalled more than 1,600 vehicles equipped with defective safety belts.