Automotive & EV

Bad Software Update Sends 86 Mach-Es Back to the Shop

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Ford is recalling 86 Mustang Mach-E crossovers from model years 2023-2025 due to a software error within the Battery Energy Control Module. The problematic update, applied during a previous service visit, can misreport battery charge levels or cause overheating, potentially leading to unexpected power loss or a fire risk. This incident highlights the challenges of over-the-air updates and the importance of rigorous testing, especially as EVs become increasingly reliant on complex software systems.

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