Stellantis, the parent company of Jeep, has issued a recall affecting approximately one million Jeep vehicles due to fire-related safety concerns. The recall requires owners to park their vehicles outside rather than in garages or other enclosed spaces as a precautionary measure.

The recall represents the latest in a series of fire-related safety actions by the automaker. Vehicle fires can pose significant risks to both property and personal safety, particularly when vehicles are parked in enclosed areas like garages attached to homes.

The specific models and model years affected by the recall have not been detailed in initial reports. Jeep owners are advised to check with their dealers or the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to determine if their vehicle is included in the recall campaign.

Recall notices typically provide owners with information about temporary safety measures while permanent repairs are developed and implemented. The park-outside directive suggests that the fire risk may be related to electrical or mechanical issues that could occur even when vehicles are not in operation.