Ford Motor Company has announced a significant recall affecting approximately 272,817 vehicles, specifically the Bronco Sport and Maverick models, due to a potential battery failure issue. The recall has been initiated after reports indicated that the battery may not charge properly, potentially leading to unexpected vehicle shutdowns, which poses a safety risk. The models involved in the recall were manufactured between March 2021 and December 2022, and the recall affects vehicles produced in the United States as well as those assembled in Mexico. “We are prioritizing our customers’ safety and will have a solution in place as soon as possible,” a Ford spokesperson stated. Ford is expected to notify owners by mail, and dealers will inspect the battery systems to repair or replace faulty units at no cost to the owners. Customers are encouraged to contact their local Ford dealership for further details. This recall highlights ongoing challenges within the automotive industry as manufacturers strive to maintain safety standards and meet customer expectations amidst evolving technologies and competitive pressures.
Ford Recalls Over 270,000 Bronco Sport and Maverick Vehicles Due to Battery Failure
