Over 13 million vehicles were recalled in 2024 from software related issues, a 35% surge from the prior year. What gives? How do we fix it?
Explore the latest software-related NHTSA recalls and how OTA updates and data logging have the ability to revolutionize vehicle safety and maintenance.
We’re back with another edition of “The Recall Notice” where we explore the latest in automotive recalls and how connected device solutions streamline rollout efforts.
In this automotive recalls update, we'll dive into three hardware and software-related recalls and discuss how a connected vehicle platform could have helped.
Another quarterly dose of The Recall Notice! Learn more on how connected vehicle platforms can help identify, mitigate, and prevent software-related recalls.
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Software related recalls are not limited to passenger vehicles and two-wheelers. They also impact agricultural equipment and medium to heavy vehicles.
The Recall Notice is back with three new software-related recalls (and a bonus)! Let's explore how connected vehicle platforms can streamline recall rollouts.
The transition to software-defined vehicles is making OTA software platforms more valuable and with increasing functionality.
An increase in software-defined vehicle models also means an increase in software-related recalls. How do automotive OEMs compare?
Sibros launches an industry-first software-related recalls dashboard highlighting the impact of software defects by vehicle brands and electronic components.
Stated to be an industry first, Sibros' recalls dashboard was developed as part of the company’s vision to eradicate software-related vehicle recalls by 2032.
NHTSA recall 22V536 includes almost every Ferrari since 2005. What lessons can OEMs learn and how can they turn those lessons into action?
Not all recalls are created equal. Learn how an embedded OTA solution could have proactively identified and addressed these software-related faults.
Startup Sibros provides a turnkey solution that ties supplier information and software needs together with OTA updates that keep their equipment in top shape.
What do the latest Harley-Davidson, Daimler Van, and Toyota recalls have in common? They all require a manual fix, but vehicle-wide OTA could change all that.
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Discover how millisecond-level precision data logging from every vehicle ECU enables OEMs with real-time vehicle health monitoring and fault identification.
Explore how Sibros' OTA update and data collection solutions work together to prevent recalls and reduce warranty claim costs in this use case video.
Sibros, a hardware-agnostic connected vehicle platform is paving the way for electric trucks with deep vehicle-wide updates and data insights.
Not all recalls can be fixed with a push of a button, but they can be identified and mitigated sooner with vehicle-wide OTA software solutions, like Sibros DCP.
The new Bajaj Chetak e-scooter gets connected with Sibros’ Deep Connected Platform, enabling vehicle to cloud communication with the myChetak Mobile App.
In late June, Volkswagen noticed unexpected engine stalling in certain all-wheel-drive SUVs. Learn more about this software-related recall.
Lightyear will integrate Sibros' OTA Deep Logger, which will allow the company to collect real world driving data from all of the Lightyear One's sensors.
From self-driving vehicle tech to battery startups, recycling projects, and OTA tech, these former Tesla engineers are changing the shape of the auto industry.
Manufacturers lose between $300 and $500 for every recalled vehicle requiring a dealer visit. Over 50,000 units are impacted by this software-related recall.
This is the second software-related recall for the 2021 Infiniti Q50 and Infiniti Q60 this year. The first was related to an issue in the Engine Control Module.
Sibros OTA Deep Logger to provide end-to-end software and data solutions to Volta Trucks for real time, relevant, vehicle and fleet data management.
Former Tesla engineer and former Faraday Future engineer join forces to create a connected car startup to make electric vehicles and self driving cars a reality
On June 23, 2021, the NHTSA issued a recall for a fault in the power electronics system of certain Porsche Taycans. Find out what went wrong.
This month on The Recall Notice, a recall for a software-related fault in the review cameras of certain Lamborghini Huracáns brings vehicles back to the dealer.
This month on "The Recall Notice" we take a look at a Subaru Engine Computer Module recall for certain Impreza cars and Crosstrek SUVs from 2017 to 2019.
Welcome to "The Recall Notice," our monthly blog series where we explore software-related recalls and how vehicle-wide OTA capabilities could have helped.
Connected vehicle data has the potential to reduce warranty claims, which cost OEMs almost 50 billion dollars in 2019.
Free webinar with Sibros software experts, learn about the latest AutoTech trends and how to transform vehicle connectivity to gain a competitive advantage.
Sibros’ CEO Hemant Sikaria joins a panel of industry analysts and advisors at the State of Automotive Recalls Summit hosted by the Society of Automotive Analysts.
