Rivian Automotive told customers on Friday that it will recall nearly all of its vehicles due to a possible issue of loose fastener that could make a driver lose steering control, according to multiple news outlets. Rivian is recalling about 13,000 vehicles after it discovered that a fastener connecting the front upper control arm and steering knuckle may not have been “sufficiently torqued” in some vehicles, a company spokesperson said in a statement. “The safety of our customers will always be our top priority, and we are committed to fixing this issue on any affected vehicles as quickly as possible,” the company said. Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe urged customers to stop driving their vehicles if they experience issues with steering or suspension problems. “It’s important not to minimize the potential risks involved and why we are volunteering to conduct this recall,” Scaringe wrote.