No worries. I really hope they have a way to fix it. I love this car. Have had so many new dud cars in the last 5yrs this has been perfect till this issue.
It’s more of an electric car problem vs how much you paid for it.
Good to hear. So with ambient temps of -25 or more you were able to keep the cabin warm and its did not cool down as you drove?
Even on the highway?
Ford marketed this car heavily with "arctic testing" so it should have heat the works. There are people in similar or colder temps that have good heat so it is something with certain cars. They have also redesigned the system it is said for the 2022 models. Recirc makes a tiny difference but causes frost when its below -15c. Anything close to 2c no issues and car seems good with little heat if any I agree. Massive heat loss when driving is a faulty component or design failure. The data shows this. That was not a long session the temp dropped significantly and kept dropping.
There's 1 exterior temp sensor its under the bumper in the front above the grille shutters you can see it.
Scan tool shows 4 or so external or outside temp sensors. Not sure how it handles them. I wish more data was available on these cars.
I kept the auto at 22 to 25, seat in auto and steering wheel on
My commute is 20-30 min and includes some highway sections
And the cabin stays nice and warm? Does not feel like it cools down as your going? In -25c or lower I dont think i could make 30min or more. 15 or so for this data log i couldn't feel my fingers and nose.
Absolutely not. definitely a comfortable temp the entire time
Great. Wish you were closer so we could do a data log.
Comfort is all relative though, someone dresses for -30 weather will probably be very comfortable in a car at 0degrees.
Windshield frosting up is more than comfort though as is hands and feet freezing. I wear a winter jacket like always. Does your fan on auto ever settle down? What temp do you usually keep it at when driving?
