Stellantis NV shares fell more than 4% on Monday after the automaker recalled about 955,000 vehicles worldwide over radio software that can stop rear-view camera images from appearing when drivers shift into reverse. The action covers about 848,000 vehicles in the United States and 107,000 in Canada, Mexico and other markets across 2026 and 2027 Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram models, with remedies due mainly through an over-the-air update and no crashes or injuries linked to the defect so far. The recall adds to pressure on a company that reported 43.5 billion euros in second-quarter revenue but only a 1.8% adjusted operating margin, while Wall Street held a consensus Hold view with an average price target of $6.85. Separately, Stellantis is moving ahead with plans to close and sell its idled Brampton, Ontario, plant after shifting Jeep Compass production to the United States, sharpening scrutiny of software execution, warranty costs and broader North American restructuring.