Saudi Arabia Recalls 3,680 Ford Bronco and Bronco Raptor Vehicles Over Potential Fire Risk

A recall notice in Saudi Arabia covers 3,680 Ford Bronco and Bronco Raptor vehicles from model years 2021 through 2026. According to the notice, inadequate protection of certain wires within the engine compartment could cause wire damage and an electrical short circuit. This may lead to a fire and increase the risk of an accident or injury. Affected owners are advised to check their vehicle identification number (VIN) and contact the designated dealerships for free corrective repairs.

Recall at a glance

Manufacturer / models	Ford Bronco and Ford Bronco Raptor
Model years	2021–2026
Vehicles listed	3,680
Reported issue	Insufficient protection of wires in engine compartment
Potential hazard	Wire damage, short circuit and possible fire
Owner action	Check VIN and contact a dealership
Recall reference	26077

What is the reported defect?

The notice describes an issue involving the protection of certain electrical wires within the engine compartment. Damage to these wires could cause a short circuit, potentially resulting in an engine-compartment fire. The supplied notice does not identify the precise component, repair procedure, or repair duration. Those details should be confirmed with an authorized dealership rather than assumed.

Are all Broncos from 2021 to 2026 affected?

Not necessarily. The model-year range describes the broad population covered by the announcement. Whether an individual vehicle is included must be checked using its VIN. Vehicles within the same model year may differ in recall eligibility.

How owners can check their vehicles

• Locate the 17-character VIN on the vehicle or its registration.

• Visit the Saudi recall portal: https://recalls.sa

• Enter the VIN to check whether the vehicle is part of the campaign.

• If included, contact the relevant dealership for an appointment and instructions on using or transporting the vehicle.

• Keep the reference and service records until the corrective work is complete.

What if you notice warning signs?

If you notice smoke, a burning odor or a clear electrical malfunction, pull over safely, switch off the engine and keep clear if a fire hazard is present. Contact emergency services when needed. Do not attempt an electrical repair yourself. For vehicles showing no symptoms, follow the dealership’s instructions regarding use while awaiting the repair; the supplied notice does not explicitly direct all affected owners to stop driving.

Free repairs and dealership contacts

Al Jazirah Vehicles Agencies	8007492222
Mohamed Yousuf Naghi	8001240218

According to the announcement, the required recall repairs for covered vehicles are free of charge. Confirm the service location, appointment and procedure with the dealer.