Technology giveth and technology taketh away. Just ask the Jeep owners whose Wrangler 4xes suddenly forgot how to drive. What was supposed to be a harmless over-the-air update turned into a digital ...

Following a disastrous over-the-air update, Jeep is recalling 24,238 Wrangler 4xe plug-in hybrids. A software error can result in a loss of drive power and multiple ...

A Jeep Wagoneer owner aired their frustrations with the vehicle's update protocol after an unfortunate experience. They claim that the software push came at an inopportune time, forcing them to wait ...

Jeep just issued a recall for 24,238 Wrangler 4xe models that may have previously been impacted by a faulty software update. We recently reported details about an over-the-air software update from ...

Am really, REALLY not looking forward to my next vehicle purchase because now even my favorite brand has pretty much adopted screen tech for all the center panel stuff (AC/Heat, Radio, etc etc).

Jeep recently pushed an over-the-air software update to the Wrangler 4xe, which led to problems for some vehicles. Owners reported that the powertrain would shut down while driving, in some cases at ...

Nobody likes to spend time at their local car dealership service department. It’s expensive, time-consuming, and often inconvenient. So as modern cars have become ever-dependent on onboard software ...

Some Jeep 4xe hybrid owners are reporting that their vehicles are losing power after an over-the-air software update, according to Ars Technica. The update apparently went out Friday, after which ...

The Michigan-based automobile giant on Saturday issued an interim OTA solution to restore the software to its previous version in affected vehicles. The OTA fix is ...

Modern cars are packed full of computers, with many models capable of over-the-air updates that allow automakers to tweak things from the software interface to powertrain management without needing ...