Cold weather owners may face problems with headlights.
Startup Automank released a summons for 17260 Beck AB R1T and R1S SUV Because of the headlights, it may fail to light in the cold.
The summons only affects the R1T and R1S models in the year 2025, and the auto industry believes that 2,905 vehicles face this problem.
The problem stems from the incorrectly composed parts from a resource that makes its way to the front lamps set. The vehicles are built between April 29, 2024, February 3, 2025, suspected of being included in the vehicle group.
The case is said to occur only when the car starts in Cold temperatures. Users will be fulfilled with a mistake that shows that “low beam lamps do not work. Low package service” in the digital scale set.
Rivian noted that the headlights, or more, do not light up the cold do not meet the legal requirements set by FMVSS 108, which deal with lights, reflective devices and associated equipment. The result is the contraction of lighting performance, which leads to a decrease in visibility in certain circumstances. This can increase the risk of infection.
Rivian said he was not aware of any accidents, injuries or death related to this case.
Rivian First became aware of this case on December 20, 2024, immediately opened an investigation, set the case and submitted a report to NHTSA on February 6, 2025.
Rivian said it will Replace the lamp control unit On the affected vehicles.
The summons will be sent by mail to the owners who start on March 28, 2025, according to Review.
R1T and R1S Rivian were updated for 2025, which included the revised lamp system with adaptive lighting units. R1T was the only little truck that was called the best safety+ choice by IIHS.
Consumers looking for more information can contact the hotline safety line on highways on the number 888-327-4236 or Rivian on 888-748-4261. Rivian’s reference number is the FSAM-1612 while the NHTSA campaign number is 25V-085.