Hyundai is recalling approximately 42,000 vehicles, including 2025 Tucson SUVs and Santa Cruz pickup trucks, due to a potential rollaway risk caused by a wiring harness issue near the shift lever lock.

The affected vehicles, manufactured before October 25, 2024, may experience unintended shifting from park position without brake pedal engagement, potentially leading to vehicle rollaway incidents.

Key Points:

• Over 35,000 Tucson models are affected
• Issue stems from incorrectly routed wiring harness in console
• No injuries or accidents reported to date
• Vehicles manufactured after October 25, 2024, are not affected

Owner Actions:

1. Continue driving normally (no stop-drive order issued)
2. Always engage parking brake when parked
3. Watch for recall notice (distribution begins January 19, 2025)
4. Visit Hyundai dealer for free repair when notified

The Repair Process:

• Dealers will reroute console extension wiring assembly
• Service performed at no cost to owners
• Previous repair costs will be reimbursed

Safety Recommendations:

• Check NHTSA website using VIN for recall status
• Contact Hyundai dealer with concerns
• Engage parking brake consistently
• Monitor vehicle for any unusual movement when parked

If experiencing rollaway symptoms:

1. Secure vehicle immediately
2. Engage parking brake
3. Contact Hyundai dealer
4. Arrange for vehicle inspection and repair

This recall follows multiple Hyundai recalls in 2024, including issues with rearview cameras in Elantra and Santa Fe models. Owners can verify their vehicle's recall status through the NHTSA website or by contacting their local Hyundai dealership.

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