Yes, all 2023-2026 Tonale models are covered by NHTSA campaign 26V510000 for seat belt retractors. The research does not describe the exact failure mode, but a seat belt retractor defect can mean insufficient belt locking or slack in a crash, increasing injury risk. A pre-purchase check should include pulling each belt fully out and releasing it to confirm smooth retraction and locking under a sharp tug, and the dealer should complete any open recall before sale. This is a safety recall, so the remedy is free of charge at a Stellantis or Alfa Romeo dealer.

Early 2023 model year 1.3L turbo PHEV Q4 builds were targeted by a separately reported fire-risk service action, according to the research. The source does not identify the specific failing part, but the consequence could include vehicle fire and occupant risk, so it should be treated as urgent. For any 2023 PHEV Tonale, verify through a dealer using the VIN whether this service action has been completed, and have the action performed before delivery if it is still open. A factory service action of this type is normally completed free of charge at a Stellantis dealership.