Toyota Corolla Cross (2022–today)Airbags and safetyDriver assistance and automatic emergency braking
Front camera with a memory fault that can disable the pre-collision system in the Toyota Corolla Cross
An alert from July 2024 (Toyota code 24SD-055) covers Corolla Crosses built between 21 February 2022 and 23 January 2024: the software of the forward-recognition camera can suffer a memory fault when the engine is switched off, leaving the pre-collision system unactivated on the next start, with warnings on the cluster.[1][2]
Why this rating?
High severity: Risk of a serious engine, turbo or gearbox failure.
Frequency occasional: This is a preventive recall of a batch covering almost two years of production, which it shares with the bZ4X and the Lexus NX; the entry does not state the number of units. We classify it as occasional.[1]
Symptoms
- Warning lights may come on, chimes may sound and messages may appear on the instrument cluster when the pre-collision system does not activate.[1]Electronic warnings: other faults that cause it · Monitor
Why it happens
A programming fault in the forward-recognition camera software can cause a memory fault when the ignition is switched off; on the next start, the pre-collision system may not activate.[1]
If it is not repaired: If the warnings are ignored and the car is driven without the pre-collision system, the risk of an accident and of injury increases, according to the alert.[1]
Affected years and cars
Batch built from 21 February 2022 to 23 January 2024 (Safety Gate, alert 29/2024); the entry cites model years 2021–2024.[1]
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Other models with the same fault
They share the affected part or platform, according to the cited sources.
- Toyota bZ4Xsince 2022[1]
How much it costs to repair
Includes: Correction of the forward-recognition camera software under the manufacturer's campaign.[1]
We have found no published price or details of the repair: the alert entry does not describe the remedy.
Prices in Spain, including VAT. A workshop hour costs on average €38–66 at independent garages and €77–134 at dealerships in Spain, depending on the region and the brand. How we calculate costs
How to check for it before buying a used car
- Ask an official Toyota service to check from the chassis number whether recall 24SD-055 has been applied, especially if the car is from 2022 to early 2024.[1]
Recalls, campaigns and claims
RecallToyota / Safety Gate UE (alerta 29/2024) · July 2024 · Ref. A12/01918/24 · código Toyota 24SD-055
Recall 24SD-055: front camera and pre-collision system
Corolla Crosses built from 21/02/2022 to 23/01/2024, along with the bZ4X and Lexus NX. Memory fault in the front camera that may prevent the pre-collision system from activating.[1]
What owners say
Frequently asked questions
What is the consequence for the driver?
The pre-collision system may not activate after a start and warnings appear on the cluster; if they are ignored, the risk of an accident increases.[1]
Which other models are in the same recall?
The alert also includes the Toyota bZ4X and the Lexus NX.[1]
How do I know if my Corolla Cross is affected?
With the chassis number at an official Toyota service: the alert makes clear that it may not affect all cars from that production period.[1]
What can you do now?
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Other faults of the Toyota Corolla Cross
- High severityFrequency: OccasionalElectronics and infotainmentInstrument cluster that can go blank because its memory degradesA European alert from August 2025 (Toyota code 25SD-063) includes the Corolla Cross: incorrect instrument cluster programming writes repetitive data to its memory, which degrades and can leave the screen blank on start-up, with no speedometer or warnings. The remedy is to reprogram or replace the cluster.
- Medium severityFrequency: OccasionalElectronics and infotainmentPoorly welded camera housings: water ingress and possible loss of imageA July 2024 alert (Toyota code 24SD-065) affects the 2023 Corolla Cross built between 20 December 2022 and 4 April 2023: the camera housings, poorly welded, can open under stress and let in water, with a risk of short-circuit and loss of the front or rear camera image.
- Medium severityFrequency: OccasionalElectronics and infotainmentCommunication module (DCM) software fault: eCall may stop workingAn October 2023 alert (Toyota code 23SD-101) includes the Corolla Cross built between 20 June 2022 and 4 July 2023: an error in a software update can cause an abrupt reset, and the communication module (DCM) may not restart, so eCall cannot make an emergency call.
- Medium severityFrequency: RareElectrical system12 V battery that discharges after a few days parked on the Corolla CrossCarWiki records a case of a 2024 Corolla Cross 2.0 hybrid whose 12 V battery went flat in under a week; it was fixed at 7,300 km. It is not a recall, and there is only one case in that database.Repair (garage): €212
The faults of its engines are on the Toyota Corolla Cross page.
The same problem in other cars
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- Critical severityFrequency: OccasionalMazda 3 IVSmart Brake Support can brake the car unintentionally while drivingOn cars built between November 2018 and October 2019, an unintended activation of the Smart Brake Support automatic braking system can stop the car unexpectedly while it is moving, with a risk of the vehicle behind running into it. Mazda inspects it free of charge at an official dealer.
- Critical severityFrequency: OccasionalMazda CX-30Smart Brake Support can brake the car unintentionally while drivingOn cars built between November 2018 and October 2019, an unintended activation of the Smart Brake Support automatic braking system can stop the car unexpectedly while it is moving, with a risk of the vehicle behind running into it. Mazda inspects it free of charge at an authorised dealer.
- Critical severityFrequency: OccasionalToyota C-HR IThe pre-collision system radar can fail without warning the driverOn vehicles built between 2020 and 2021, a faulty radar sensor installation can stop the pre-collision system (PCS) from detecting a vehicle ahead, with no warning or assisted braking and no message that the system is not working. Toyota fixes it by inspecting the radar at an official service centre.
- Critical severityFrequency: OccasionalVolkswagen ID. BuzzFaulty stops on the third-row seat railsYes, in one batch: in July 2025 Volkswagen recalled ID. Buzz models built between 13 August and 15 November 2024 because the stops on the third-row seat rails are faulty and can reduce how well those seats are held in a crash.
- High severityFrequency: OccasionalAlfa Romeo StelvioAdaptive cruise control: unintended acceleration caused by brake module softwareYes: a 2019 campaign covers Stelvios built up to June 2019 because, with adaptive cruise control switched on, the car could accelerate without the driver asking it to. According to the DVSA, it is fixed with a software update to the braking system module.
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Sources
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- Toyota Corolla Cross (2022-2024): recall por la cámara de precolisión (24SD-055)car-recalls.eu · Other source · published 21 July 2024 · consulted 9 October 2026
- Toyota Corolla Cross: Probleme, Rückrufe und Erfahrungen der FahrerCarWiki.de · Motoring press · consulted 29 October 2026 · in German