
Recall affects RAM 1500, 2500, and 5500 models from 2025-2026
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Commerce has issued a recall for 1,262 RAM 1500, 2500, and 5500 vehicles (2025-2026 models) due to a trailer control module defect that may cause brake and light malfunctions while towing.
AI-generated summary
The Ministry of Commerce monitors vehicle safety standards and issues mandatory recalls for defective products in Saudi Arabia.
RIYADH — Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Commerce has recalled 1,262 RAM vehicles over a defect in the trailer control module that could cause the trailer’s brakes and lights to malfunction, increasing the risk of an accident.
The recall covers RAM 1500, RAM 2500 and RAM 5500 vehicles from model years 2025 to 2026.
According to the ministry, a defect in the trailer control module could cause the trailer’s turn signals and brake lights to malfunction and its braking system to become inoperative while being towed.
Owners of affected vehicles are advised to check whether their Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is included in the recall through Recalls.sa.
The ministry urged affected owners to contact Petromin Stellantis at 8003030040 to arrange the necessary repairs free of charge.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Owners will contact Petromin Stellantis for free repairs.
Likely · Within weeks

Individual residents in the UAE will face a five-vehicle ownership limit under new federal traffic regulations starting January 1, 2027. Additional fees will apply for registering vehicles beyond the first two, though company limits and fee amounts remain unspecified.

Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Commerce recalled 94 Honda CMX500 motorcycles from model years 2023 to 2025 due to a gear-shift defect that risks rider control.

US President Donald Trump announced that Audi will invest $4.2 billion to build its first US factory in Macon, Georgia, creating 4,500 jobs, amid ongoing restructuring and tariff pressures.
Fujairah Police, in coordination with the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, announced that the speed limit on the Fujairah-Khorfakkan Road will be reduced from 120km/h to 100km/h, effective Tuesday, October 13, 2026.

Tuesday evening traffic in Dubai shows congestion on the E11 and parts of the E311 heading toward Sharjah. Commuters are advised that the E611 offers a smoother, though longer, alternative for those traveling to outer Sharjah neighborhoods.