Chrysler is addressing a significant consumer safety issue in early 2026 after announcing a recall affecting more than 450,000 vehicles across multiple brands and model years. The recall involves a defect related to a trailer tow module that may cause brake lights to fail , potentially increasing the risk of accidents on public roads. The affected vehicles include the 2026 Jeep Cherokee and several 2025–2026 Ram truck models , many of which are commonly used for towing. The recall comes at a time when Chrysler is also reassessing aspects of its long-term product and electrification strategy, reflecting broader changes underway across the global automotive industry. According to information provided by the manufacturer, the issue originates from a malfunction in the trailer tow module — a component designed to manage lighting signals when a trailer is connected to a vehicle. Identified Risk When the module does not function as intended: Brake lights may fail to illumina...