2023 ALFA ROMEO TONALE Complaints and Recall Information

The 2023 ALFA ROMEO TONALE has 0 complaints and 9 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to electrical components, safety labels, and warning systems as reflected in the recall data. No owner-submitted complaints were recorded at the time of this summary.

There are nine recalls affecting various systems including rear visibility, tire placard labeling, electrical cable connections, and pedestrian alert warnings. These recalls address safety and compliance defects through software updates, label corrections, and hardware inspections or replacements.

• Rearview camera display. Recall 25V246000 affects 48,526 vehicles where the display module may not show the rearview camera image. This violates FMVSS number 111 and increases crash risk due to reduced rear visibility. Dealers will update software or replace the display free of charge.
• Tire placard label. Recall 24V175000 involves 36,094 vehicles with an incorrect maximum vehicle capacity weight value on the tire placard. This noncompliance with FMVSS number 110 risks vehicle overloading and crash. Dealers will add an overlay label at no cost.
• Battery cable connection. Recall 23V623000 covers 4,129 plug-in hybrid vehicles with improperly tightened 12-volt positive battery cables or high voltage connector cables. Overheating connections may cause fire risk while parked or driving. Owners are advised to park outside until repair. Dealers will inspect and tighten cables free of charge. This recall includes a park outside advisory.
• Pedestrian alert siren. Recall 23V696000 affects 4,661 plug-in hybrid vehicles where the pedestrian alert siren may be missing or disconnected, violating FMVSS number 141. Failure to alert pedestrians when reversing increases injury risk. Dealers will inspect and repair or replace the siren and connectors at no charge.

Owners dealing with repeated repairs or unresolved recall issues involving safety defects may have rights under their state’s lemon law. Consultation with a qualified consumer protection attorney is advisable for guidance on next steps.