2014 Range Rover with Defective Turn Signal Indicator

Potentially dangerous malfunction of turn signal indicator has forced Land Rover to initiate a recall affecting this year’s Range Rover model.

Issue lies in absence of correct turn signal failure display on the dashboard. Quick flashing of the signal is not working, thus, a driver might proceed with the ride unaware of the problem. He may assume correct work of notification system, but it will be impossible for the drivers of other cars in the traffic to predict turning direction, which can cause accidents. The defect is found in more than 5,000 SUVs.

Cars with malfunctioning signal were assembled during five months of 2013. The defect has not led to reported car crashes. In summer notification campaign will start allowing drivers to obtain programme update in their dealerships.

Photos

Photos in the catalog

More news

Range Rover Sport Electric Debuts With 543 HP And Brand-Record 850 Nm Of Torque
Range Rover Sport Electric Debuts With 543 HP And Brand-Record 850 Nm Of Torque
JLR has officially revealed the 2027 Range Rover Sport Electric featuring a 543-hp dual-motor powertrain with a brand-record 850 Nm of torque. The luxury electric SUV comes equipped with a 118.5-kWh battery pack, 800-volt charging capability, and a WLTP driving range of up to 378 miles.
30.Sep.2026
Electric Range Rover GT Grand Tourer Surfaces Ahead of Debut
Electric Range Rover GT Grand Tourer Surfaces Ahead of Debut
Land Rover is preparing to launch the Range Rover GT, a low-slung all-electric fastback that marks the brand's departure from traditional SUV silhouettes. The model will retain all-wheel drive and off-road capability, with a full-hybrid powertrain planned for later.
24.Sep.2026
Electric Flagship: The All-New Range Rover Electric Debuts
Electric Flagship: The All-New Range Rover Electric Debuts
Land Rover has officially introduced the all-new Range Rover Electric, packing a dual-motor powertrain that produces 542 horsepower and 627 lb-ft of torque. Powered by an 800-volt, 118.5-kWh battery pack, the flagship SUV achieves up to 333 miles of range and accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in 4.3 seconds. It retains authentic off-road credentials with lightning-fast traction control, single-pedal crawl modes, and a 35-inch wading depth.
01.Sep.2026
Defender Dakar Concept: Street-Legal Rally SUV Revealed
Defender Dakar Concept: Street-Legal Rally SUV Revealed
Land Rover has revealed the Defender Dakar Design Preview, a production-intent, street-legal version of its Dakar-winning rally machine. Built on the Defender Octa platform, it features a 626-hp 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8, Bilstein coil spring suspension, massive 35-inch tires, and widened carbon-fiber bodywork. The cabin is outfitted with custom racing bucket seats, an internal spare tire mount, and integrated helmet storage.
31.Aug.2026
Range Rover Sport EV Preview: Land Rover's Luxury SUV Goes Silent
Range Rover Sport EV Preview: Land Rover's Luxury SUV Goes Silent
Land Rover is preparing to unveil an all-electric Range Rover Sport later this year, using much of the same tech found in the larger model.
17.Jul.2026
Land Rover Devotes 300 Hours to Custom Paint on Classic Defender V-8
Land Rover Devotes 300 Hours to Custom Paint on Classic Defender V-8
Land Rover still offers the vintage Defender through its Classic program, but be prepared for a steep price tag.
13.Dec.2025