Six Ford Mustang Mach-E stopped working in Norway due to software bug

Six Ford Mustang Mach-E stopped working in Norway due to software bug
Ford Mustang Mach-E cars in Norway were found to be pushed for maximum regenerative braking to gain battery charge. As the cars experienced too much regenerative braking the engine was getting too hot. To avoid the engine getting too hot, the car shut on its own. This happened on a steep location in Norway for six Ford cars.
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Ford Norway information director, Anne Sønsteby addressed the issue by saying that a software update should fix the trouble. Further added that the issue should be handled through dealerships now. However, Mach-E owners will be able to update it through the air by September- October this year.

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