2023 Toyota Prius | Cars.com photo by Mike Hanley. Toyota is recalling around 211,000 examples of its model-year 2023-24 Prius and Prius Prime vehicles for a faulty electronic rear door latch.

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Toyota Motor Corp. is recalling 340,000 gas-electric hybrid Prius cars around the world 212,000 of them in Japan and 94,000 in North America, for a defect in their parking brakes.

Toyota is recalling about 2.4 million hybrid cars worldwide that could stall while driving. The Japanese automaker said Friday that the recall affects about 807,000 Toyota Prius cars in the U.S.

Toyota has announced the recall of hundreds of thousands of 2023-2024 Prius and Prius Prime vehicles due to a fault that could see the rear doors flying open as the cars are moving.

Toyota Motor has recalled more than 135,000 Prius hybrid cars in Japan due to a problem with rear door handles. It was not immediately clear if Prius cars sold outside Japan were also being recalled.

Toyota has issued a recall for its 2013 to 2015 Prius and 2014 to 2017 Prius V cars in the U.S., plus nearly 12,000 in Canada.

Toyota's new recall covers about 2.43 million Prius cars worldwide, including more than 1 million that were sold in Japan and nearly 300,000 in Europe, according to Automotive News.

Toyota Motor Corp. recalls 340,000 gas-electric hybrid Prius cars around the world, 212,000 of them in Japan and 94,000 in North America, for a defect in their parking brakes.

Toyota has announced the recall of hundreds of thousands of 2023-2024 Prius and Prius Prime vehicles due to a fault that could see the rear doors flying open as the cars are moving.

Toyota supplier Tokai Rika Co , opens new tab said its door switches for Prius cars had issues and the company expected to incur 11 billion yen ($71 million) in costs due to the product recall ...

Toyota Motor Corp. recalls 340,000 gas-electric hybrid Prius cars around the world, 212,000 of them in Japan and 94,000 in North America, for a defect in their parking brakes.