FORD FOCUS ELECTRIC PROBLEMS

FORD FOCUS ELECTRIC PROBLEMS

The Ford Focus Electric is an all-electric compact car that offers a clean and efficient driving experience. With zero emissions and a smooth, quiet ride, the Focus Electric is an environmentally-friendly option for those looking to reduce their carbon footprint. The electric motor delivers instant torque for quick acceleration, while the regenerative braking system helps maximize energy efficiency. The Focus Electric features a comfortable interior with modern technology and connectivity features, making it a practical and eco-conscious choice for urban commuting and daily driving. With its compact size and electric powertrain, the Ford Focus Electric provides a sustainable and enjoyable driving experience for drivers seeking a greener alternative for their transportation needs.

  • Total models

    Worst Year

    2013

  • Total models

    Worst Module

    Electrical

FORD FOCUS ELECTRIC PROBLEMS

Issues by Year

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Malfunction Modules

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Complaints and Common Faults

  • 1. Power Loss and Electrical Issues:

      Complete loss of power:

    • Sudden power loss with "Stop Safely Now" warning while driving.
    • Vehicle experiences random power loss and requires several minutes to restart.
    • Issues with high voltage battery requiring replacement or repair due to electrical problems.
    • Diagnostic issues where faults are hard to replicate or identify by dealers.

      Battery and Charging:

    • Problems detected with charging cables and high voltage battery systems.
    • Vehicles face difficulties starting or show battery-related issues despite being fully charged.

  • 2. Steering and Handling Issues:

      Steering Wheel Locking:

    • Sudden locking of the steering wheel upon start or while driving, posing significant safety risks.
    • Frequent failure of electric power steering systems that necessitate costly repairs.

  • 3. Transmission and Drivetrain Problems:

      Transmission Defects:

    • Jerking and shuddering during gear shifts leading to issues with transmission clutches.
    • Transmission slipping, leading to hesitation in moving or accelerating.

  • 4. Braking and Regenerative Braking:

      Brake System Issues:

    • Problems with regenerative braking system causing unexpected acceleration or failure to brake effectively.

  • 5. Miscellaneous Mechanical Issues:

      Component Failures:

    • Frequent component failures such as rack and pinion steering needing complete replacement due to failed sensors or electrical faults.
    • Engine-light warnings and drivetrain issues continuing despite recall repairs.

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