Nearly 94,000 Range Rovers Have a Camera Problem
Land Rover Range Rover
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A faulty drainage design is putting rear visibility at risk in 93,997 Land Rover Range Rover SUVs from model years 2022–2026.
Water can accumulate around the tailgate-mounted reversing camera because the existing drainage system may not remove moisture effectively. The result? Drivers could see a distorted image on the central screen or lose the picture entirely when reversing.
Land Rover’s solution involves modifying the tailgate trim with extra drainage holes. Technicians will also check the cameras and replace damaged units free of charge.
Could losing your rear camera increase the risk of a collision? Absolutely, which is why this repair matters beyond mere convenience. Owner notification letters are scheduled to arrive by December 11.
Would you trust a vehicle with a camera that could fail because of trapped water? And should manufacturers be doing more to prevent such problems?
