Fiat Chrysler is recalling around 60,000 Alfa Romeo models on the global stage to prevent the adaptive cruise control system from taking owners on an unwanted ride. The recall covers the entire lifespan of the Giulia sedan and Stelvio SUV (2017-2019). Due to a software error, the cruise system in those models could continue operating, and even accelerate, after the driver taps the brake. Because of the issue, FCA advises owners to hold off on using the system until technicians have their way with the vehicle. There are no accidents or injuries reported as a result of the fault. Recall notices should reach owners next month, at which time technicians will update the vehicle's brake software free of charge. While tapping the brake might not cause the adaptive cruise system to disengage, prolonged brake pedal application will do the trick, FCA claims. According to an FCA spokesperson who spoke to RoadShow, the fault was discovered by a company employee.