National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
Jurisdiction: United States
nhtsa.gov
The United States federal agency responsible for motor vehicle safety, which publishes recalls for motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment. Motorhomes, travel trailers and fifth wheels are motor vehicles under federal law, so their recalls are issued here rather than by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
The notices listed below are from the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The notices listed below span November 3, 2014 to October 20, 2026. That is what we hold, not the range of what the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has published.
NHTSA is the authority that publishes recalls for the vehicle a pack is installed in: motorhomes, travel trailers and fifth wheels are motor vehicles under federal law. Their own search is complete and this catalogue's is not — use theirs rather than treating an absence here as an answer.
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Anything absent from this site is absent from our records, which is not the same as absent from the regulator’s. Search the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration directly:
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- No licence instrument. NHTSA's own Terms of Use declare the material public information that may be distributed or copied; 17 U.S.C. § 105(a) is the statute behind that, quoted below from the U.S. Code itself rather than asserted
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- What their terms permit
- Reproducing their words: yesEditing them: yesCommercial use: yesTheir logo: restricted
- Their terms
- nhtsa.gov/about-nhtsa/terms-use
- Terms last read
- September 23, 2026
the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration allow their material to be reused on the terms named above, and this catalogue uses it on those terms: their words are attributed to them, our own summaries are marked as ours, and their notice's address is printed on every page that quotes them. No logo or image of theirs is used anywhere on this site.
The operative sentence is NHTSA's own — its Terms of Use, under OWNERSHIP: "Information presented on this web site is considered public information and may be distributed or copied." That page does not mention copyright law. Separately, 17 U.S.C. § 105(a) states: "Copyright protection under this title is not available for any work of the United States Government, but the United States Government is not precluded from receiving and holding copyrights transferred to it by assignment, bequest, or otherwise" (govinfo.gov, USCODE-2023-title17-chap1-sec105). The agency's permission and the statute behind it are cited separately. The same Terms of Use page disclaims endorsement — reference to any commercial product or firm name "does not constitute endorsement, recommendation, or favoring by NHTSA/DOT" — so NHTSA's seal is treated as restricted rather than assumed reusable, as the CPSC seal is.
This page indexes recalls and safety alerts published by the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, taken from its own official source. It is not the regulator’s own site; their address is printed above and their own search is linked, and theirs is the authoritative record.
Recalls in our database
Every notice we publish from the United States
- Winnebago Ekko — touchscreen phantom inputs can start the generator (second campaign)July 30, 2026View recall: Winnebago Ekko — touchscreen phantom inputs can start the generator (second campaign) →
- Winnebago Ekko — touchscreen phantom inputs can start the generatorApril 22, 2026View recall: Winnebago Ekko — touchscreen phantom inputs can start the generator →
- Winnebago Ekko — air conditioner soft start device may fail and overheatSeptember 11, 2024View recall: Winnebago Ekko — air conditioner soft start device may fail and overheat →
- Winnebago Ekko — solar charging system designed without sufficient over-current protectionJuly 18, 2024View recall: Winnebago Ekko — solar charging system designed without sufficient over-current protection →
- Winnebago Solis — lavatory outlet may not be GFCI protectedMarch 1, 2024View recall: Winnebago Solis — lavatory outlet may not be GFCI protected →
- Renogy 51.2V 210Ah Smart Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery — relay contactors may stick closedJanuary 26, 2024View recall: Renogy 51.2V 210Ah Smart Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery — relay contactors may stick closed →
- Winnebago Revel — cables at the lithium batteries can contact the hold-down brackets and shortSeptember 29, 2023View recall: Winnebago Revel — cables at the lithium batteries can contact the hold-down brackets and short →
- Winnebago Travato, Solis and Ekko — Onan generator fuel hose may be unsecuredApril 28, 2023View recall: Winnebago Travato, Solis and Ekko — Onan generator fuel hose may be unsecured →
- Winnebago Ekko — 12-volt charging system misrouted and loosely connectedMarch 31, 2023View recall: Winnebago Ekko — 12-volt charging system misrouted and loosely connected →
- Winnebago Travato — wire harness built without over-current protectionOctober 12, 2021View recall: Winnebago Travato — wire harness built without over-current protection →
- Winnebago Revel — auxiliary alternator belt may wear and detachAugust 12, 2020View recall: Winnebago Revel — auxiliary alternator belt may wear and detach →
Sources
- Cited address
Source: nhtsa.gov