Federal regulatory authorities have taken official actions to uncover systemic technical inconsistencies in the transportation sector. On June 25, a large-scale investigation was launched, covering nearly 1,200,000 vehicles of the RAM brand, owned by automotive giant Stellantis.
Experts from the National Road Safety Administration are focusing their attention on potential dysfunctions in transmission mechanisms. The main concern stems from signals of possible failures that could compromise road safety and vehicle functionality.
At the moment, Stellantis corporate representatives are maintaining a reserved position and have not published an official statement. The investigation continues in parallel with consultations between regulatory bodies, production units, and service teams.
If technical inconsistencies are confirmed, a full-scale campaign to withdraw affected trucks is likely. The standard procedure provides for free preventive inspections and necessary technical corrections to transmission nodes.
This case fits into the growing trend of increased control and rapid response to identified risks in the automotive industry, especially regarding commercial vehicles critical to national transportation infrastructure.