Land Rover has issued a recall for nearly 94,000 Range Rover SUVs after identifying a fault that could affect the rearview camera display.
The issue is tied to water drainage in the tailgate, and it matters because a distorted or missing camera image can make reversing less safe.
The recall applies across powertrain variants, covering Range Rover models from the 2022 through 2026 model years.
At a glance
- Land Rover is recalling 93,997 Range Rover SUVs from the 2022 through 2026 model years.
- The fault involves tailgate water drainage that can allow moisture to damage the rearview camera.
- Dealers will add drain holes, inspect the camera and replace it free of charge if required.
Tailgate drainage is the source of the problem
The affected Range Rover SUVs were built at Land Rover’s Solihull plant in the UK between July 8, 2021, and June 4, 2026.
Recall documents identify the tailgate’s water drainage system as the source of the fault.
If water is not cleared properly, moisture can gather around the rearview camera assembly.
Over time, that moisture can damage the camera, causing a distorted image on the central touchscreen or no image at all when reverse is selected.
A compromised rearview camera does not change the character of the Range Rover, but it does affect a piece of safety equipment owners use every day in driveways, car parks and tight urban spaces.
What owners can expect from the repair
The repair is relatively straightforward.
Land Rover dealers will drill additional drain holes in the underside of the tailgate trim to help water escape more effectively.
Technicians will also inspect the rearview camera and replace it at no charge if needed.
Dealer notification is scheduled for October 29, while owner letters are expected to be sent by December 11.
Details & Specifications
| Brand | Land Rover |
|---|---|
| Model | Range Rover |
| Model years | 2022 to 2026 |
| Vehicles affected | 93,997 |
| Powertrains | All powertrain variants included |
| Assembly plant | Solihull, UK |
| Build dates | July 8, 2021, to June 4, 2026 |
| Issue | Tailgate water drainage may allow moisture to collect around the rearview camera |
| Potential effect | Distorted or missing rearview camera image when reverse is selected |
| Remedy | Dealers will drill additional drain holes, inspect the camera and replace it if necessary |
| Owner cost | No charge for the repair |
| Dealer notification | October 29 |
| Owner letters | Expected by December 11 |
A safety fix for a daily-use feature
Rearview cameras have become one of those modern features that owners quickly take for granted, especially in large luxury SUVs with broad bodywork and high seating positions.
That makes this recall practical rather than dramatic, but still important.
For Range Rover owners covered by the campaign, the next step is to wait for the official notice and arrange the dealer repair once instructed.
