Toyota announced that it will recall about 7,51 lakh Highlander Sports Utility Vehicles in the US due to a problem with tabs used to hold on the front bumper cover.
Toyota Highlanders manufactured from 2020 to 2023 will be affected by the recall.
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The lower bumpers of the SUVs are made from resin and connected to mounting tabs. The mounting tabs may detach if there is even a slight impact on the lower bumper assembly. This could cause parts to fall onto the road, creating a safety hazard.
Toyota dealers will check the tabs on bumper covers for damage. They will install better hardware to hold bodies if there are no damages. Dealers will replace upper or lower bumper covers if damage is discovered and install the improved hardware.
Owners of Toyota Highlanders should expect to be notified in late December. You can check if your Highlander is affected at nhtsa.gov/recalls by entering the vehicle identification number or license plate number.
Toyota launched the Highlander, an SUV aimed at families, in 2001.
The automaker unveiled the Grand Highlander 2024 in May.
The 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander is 4 inches wider and has a taller and wider wheelbase. This 7-8-passenger SUV has a more spacious cargo area and a comfortable third row.
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The Grand Highlander continues to have a space advantage when it is folded down the second or third-row seats, too. Its third-row seating area is also slightly more comfortable for adults.
The new Grand Highlander comes with several powertrain choices: a turbocharged I-4, a hybrid using Toyota’s traditional Hybrid Synergy Drive, or a Hybrid Max that uses front and rear motors for a range of 619 miles.
Pricing for the Grand Highlander starts with the base XLE trim at $44,465 and ranges to shy of $60,000 for a Platinum Hybrid Max.
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Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi expresses shock over India abstaining from the UN resolution on the Israel-Hamas conflict.
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Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi on Saturday expressed shock over India abstaining on a United Nations resolution on the Israel-Hamas conflict, saying that watching in silence thousands of Palestinians being annihilated goes against what New Delhi has stood for.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Priyanka Gandhi wrote, “I am shocked and ashamed that our country has abstained from voting for a ceasefire in Gaza. Our country was founded on the principles of non-violence and truth, principles for which our freedom fighters laid down their lives, these principles form the basis of the constitution that defines our nationhood.”
“They represent the moral courage of India that guided its actions as a member of the international community,” the Congress leader said.
She added, “To refuse to take a stand and watch in silence as every law of humanity is pulverized, food, water, medical supplies, communication, and power are cut off to millions of people, and thousands of men, women, and children in Palestine are being annihilated goes against everything our country has stood for throughout its life as a nation.”
Priyanka Gandhi quoted Mahatma Gandhi’s “an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind” to drive home her point.
The United Nations General Assembly on Friday adopted a resolution calling for an “immediate, durable and sustained humanitarian truce” between Israel and Hamas terrorists in Gaza. However, India has abstained from a call for the protection of civilians and upholds legal and humanitarian obligations.
The General Assembly has adopted the draft resolution with 120 votes in favor, 12 against, and 45 abstentions. The 45 nations that abstained from voting on the resolution included Iceland, India, Panama, Lithuania, and Greece.
Additionally, the UNGA also demanded the “continuous, sufficient, and unhindered” provision of lifesaving supplies and services for civilians trapped inside the enclave.
It is pertinent to mention that the Jordan-proposed resolution makes no specific mention of the Hamas terror attacks of October 7. The solution was backed by 40 countries, including Russia, UAE, in the region by Pakistan, and Bangladesh.
The voting at UNGA comes at a time when Israel has announced expanding ground operations in Gaza. On Friday, Israel Defence Forces (IDF) spokesperson Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari said the military has ramped up airstrikes in the Gaza Strip in the past few hours and will expand the activity.
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