Toyota(US:TM) Xi Niu Cai Jing·2025-08-13 08:18Group 1 - Toyota's large-scale recall involves over 236,000 vehicles across multiple popular models including Avalon, Lexus LM/LS series, imported Alphard, and Camry [2][5] - The recall is primarily due to defects in the instrument system and manufacturing flaws, particularly a control program setting issue that may cause a black screen at vehicle startup, leading to a "blind driving" safety risk [5][7] - The recall includes 96,157 vehicles, with the Avalon model alone accounting for 54,143 units, representing 56.3% of the total recall volume [5] Group 2 - GAC Toyota has initiated two recall plans affecting key models such as Camry, Levin, Linghang, and Fanglanda, totaling 140,192 vehicles, with the new ninth-generation Camry making up 75,323 units or 53.7% of the total [7] - The recall will be executed in two phases: the first phase starting September 30, recalling 139,032 vehicles due to instrument program defects, and the second phase recalling 6,154 vehicles for potential front suspension spring breakage risks [7] - The industry is alerted by this large-scale recall, emphasizing the need for manufacturers to intercept quality issues during production rather than relying solely on post-recall remedies [7]