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Most Owner Complaints: SUVs for 2026

78 vehicles ranked by owner complaint volume reported to NHTSA for 2026. Led by the 2026 Tesla Model Y. Complaints are self-reported and unverified. High volume can indicate widespread issues or simply high sales volume.

First Result

2026 Tesla Model Y

211 owner complaints on file with NHTSA

$39,990 starting MSRP, 5-star safety

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How this list is generated

Model year: 2026; Vehicle type: SUV; complaint count: 1 or higher. Data is refreshed periodically from published sources.

$22k–$94kPrice Range
22Brands
295-Star Rated
$550Lowest Fuel Cost

Sources: NHTSA.gov, IIHS.org, fueleconomy.gov, RepairPal.com, AAA.

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Common Questions

Which 2026 SUV has the most owner complaints?

The 2026 Tesla Model Y has the most owner complaints filed with NHTSA for 2026, with 211 complaints on file. Complaints are self-reported by vehicle owners and are not verified by NHTSA.

Does a high complaint count mean a SUV is unsafe?

Not necessarily. Higher-selling vehicles tend to receive more complaints simply because more are on the road. A high complaint count can indicate widespread issues, but it can also reflect popularity. Compare complaint counts alongside safety ratings and recall history for a fuller picture.

Which brands have SUVs on this list?

22 brands are represented: Acura, BMW, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford, GMC, Genesis, and 14 more. Rankings are based on EPA, NHTSA, IIHS, AAA, and RepairPal data, not editorial opinion.