Recent reports indicate that Ford is facing an investigation into a possible recall for the Mustang Mach-E after multiple reports of power failures. The popular electric crossover has been the subject of intense scrutiny since its 2020 debut, and Ford is keen to get to the bottom of the recent reports.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has opened a safety investigation into the Mustang Mach-E due to the number of power failures reported. Ford was informed of the investigation and subsequently issued a stop sale order on certain variants of the vehicle.
The issue centers around a possible software issue that can lead to the vehicle’s power supply being interrupted. According to reports, the issue could ultimately lead to the car losing power, with drivers left stranded and potentially putting their safety at risk.
Ford has claimed that the issue is related to a software bug, and that the affected parts have already been upgraded in order to resolve the issue. The company also said that it is reassessing the issue in order to determine whether or not a voluntary recall should be issued.
Although Ford has yet to announce a firm decision on what action it will take, a recall would undoubtedly be a major issue for the company. There are are already a number of complaints circulating on various social media platforms about the Mustang Mach-E’s power issues, and a recall would likely lead to further negative sentiment surrounding the crossover.
At this stage, it is too soon to say whether or not Ford will go ahead with a recall. However, the fact that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating the issue is a sign that the crossover’s power problems is being taken seriously.
Regardless of the outcome of the investigation, it is clear that the Mustang Mach-E’s power supply issues have to be addressed in order for the electric crossover to redeem its reputation. Ford fans will be watching closely to see what action the carmaker will ultimately take.
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