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NHTSA · Vehicle equipment · Recall 26E026000 · Recalled May 1, 2026

Waymo Electrical System recall (26E026000)

1. Compare your item

This notice names a product; your particular item is not yet verified. Compare every applicable model, serial, lot, production-date or model-year boundary below.

Product named
Waymo 5TH Generation Ads; Waymo 6TH Generation Ads
Company / brand
Waymo
Model / item numbers
5TH Generation Ads; 6TH Generation Ads
Affected models
Waymo 6TH Generation Ads; Waymo 5TH Generation Ads
Agency product description and boundaries

Waymo LLC (Waymo) is recalling certain 5th and 6th Generation Automated Driving Systems (ADS). The software may allow the vehicle to slow and then drive into standing water on higher speed roadways.

Still to verify: match the label on your item with the full official notice, including any exclusions, tables and photos. Some identifiers appear only on the agency website and are absent from this data feed. A missing field does not mean all versions are affected.

If your lot or date falls outside a stated range, this notice has not established that your item is affected. This is not a finding about other recalls or product safety.

2. Agency hazard and consumer action

NHTSA reports: Entering a flooded roadway can cause a loss of vehicle control, increasing the risk of a crash or injury.

NHTSA consumer action: The remedy is currently under development. As an interim remedy, Waymo modified the scope of vehicle operations to increase weather-related constraints and updated the vehicle maps. All affected vehicles received the interim update by April 20, 2026.

3. Open the official notice or contact

Official recall ID
26E026000
Brand
Waymo
Component
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:ADAS:AUTONOMOUS/SELF DRIVING
Units affected
3,791

Affected products

Companies & origin

Manufacturer
Waymo LLC

Identifying details (verbatim from the notice)

Affected models
Waymo 6TH Generation Ads; Waymo 5TH Generation Ads
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Source: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Agency excerpts come from the public data feed and may omit tables or later changes; the linked government source is authoritative. Source last checked September 7, 2026 at 6:00 AM UTC. Record retrieved July 24, 2026 at 1:12 AM UTC.

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