Exterior lighting problems make up the largest share of owner complaints, with rear lighting described as dangerously bright to following drivers. Seat ventilation malfunctions and electrical system issues — sometimes tied to acceleration hesitation — round out the most frequently reported concerns. A smaller portion of reports involve the engine, with some complaints in both the electrical and engine categories noting fires or crashes.

Most reported areas

Exterior Lighting safety 33%
Owners report that rear lighting — including lights surrounding the tail lights and spanning across the rear of the vehicle — appears excessively bright to trailing drivers, to the point of obstructing their view of the road ahead. · 2 fire · 1 injured
Seats0 21%
Owners report that ventilated seats blow hot air instead of cool air when the ventilation function is activated, with at least one complaint noting a mild burn to the driver and passenger and a dealer diagnosis of a wiring defect. · 32 injured
Electrical System safety 19%
Owners report vehicle hesitation during acceleration, with some dealers finding no fault but performing a powertrain control module update; some complaints in this category also note fires or crashes. · 5 fire · 3 crash
Engine safety 9%
Owners report vehicle hesitation during acceleration, mirroring complaints filed under the electrical system, with some reports additionally noting fires or crashes. · 3 fire · 1 crash · 5 injured
Air Bags safety 9%
72 reports (9%) · 7 crash · 14 injured

Source: NHTSA owner complaints · 780 complaints

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