Ford Issues Recall for Mustang Mach Es Due to Door Latch Concerns

issued a recall for 2021-2022 Mustang Mach Es, citing concerns over the vehicle's door latches. The faulty latches may fail to fully engage, causing the doors to open unexpectedly while the vehicle is in motion. This could potentially lead to passengers being trapped in the back seat, posing a safety hazard. Ford has received 16 reports of door latch issues, with one incident resulting in an injury. The recall affects Mustang Mach Es built between November 2020 and June 2021, with most vehicles being sold in the United States and Canada. Ford has advised owners to keep the back seats unoccupied until the issue is resolved and has assured customers that the necessary repairs will be made free of charge. This recall is a significant blow for Ford, as the Mustang Mach E has been a popular choice in the electric vehicle market. The company has invested heavily in their electric vehicle line as they aim to compete with other major car manufacturers in the growing market. This recall highlights the importance of thorough quality control and safety checks in the production of vehicles. Ford has stated that they are committed to ensuring the safety of their customers and will continue to work closely with the NHTSA to address any potential issues. Owners of affected vehicles can expect to be contacted by Ford and should schedule an appointment with their local dealership for the necessary repairs. In the meantime, it is advised to avoid using the back seat in the affected vehicles for the safety of all passengers. This recall serves as a reminder for car manufacturers to prioritize safety and thoroughly test all components of their vehicles to avoid potential hazards for consumers."