Toyota Kirloskar Motor has issued a voluntary recall for select units of the Toyota Camry, Vellfire, and Land Cruiser in India. The recall applies to 4,863
vehicles manufactured across different production periods and currently on Indian roads. According to the company, the affected vehicles may have an issue related to the parking assist control software, which could prevent the rear camera feed or parking assist view from displaying correctly on the screen when reversing. Toyota has stated that while the issue does not impact mechanical performance or driving safety in normal conditions, the recall has been initiated as a preventive safety and customer confidence measure. Also Read: 2026 Hyundai Venue SUV Variants Explained — What Each Trim Offers
Toyota India Recall: Which Models Are Affected?
The latest recall from Toyota India covers:- Toyota Camry units manufactured over recent production cycles.
- Toyota Vellfire luxury MPV models.
- Toyota Land Cruiser 300 full-size SUV units.
The issue is linked to the software governing the vehicle’s parking assist and reverse camera display. Depending on the model and usage scenario, the screen may delay or fail to show rear camera visuals immediately when reverse gear is engaged. Toyota has emphasised that, in certain situations, this could reduce rear visibility for the driver, making the update necessary.
How Will Toyota India Fix The Issue?
The problem is software-related and does not require mechanical part replacement. Toyota dealerships will update the parking assist ECU software on the affected cars. Moreover, the process will be carried out free of cost. Owners will be contacted directly by authorised Toyota service centres.Customers can also check recall eligibility by entering their Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on Toyota India’s official website or by contacting customer support. The software update is expected to take under an hour, depending on service centre workflow.
Toyota India Recall: Safety Measures And Customer Advisory
Toyota has advised customers to continue using the vehicles as usual but to remain mindful while reversing, especially in tight spaces. The company reaffirmed that the recall is part of Toyota’s global safety-first approach, ensuring that all vehicles continue to perform safely and reliably over long-term ownership.Also Read: Hero Xpulse 210 Dakar Edition, Hunk 440 SX Unveiled At EICMA 2025 In Milan
