Does the 2017 ford fusion have a battery drain recall?

Bought my 2017 brand new in Dec 2017. I have walked out to my vehicle on 9 different occasions and it has not started. The dealership has replaced the battery at least three times, multiple modules, and the alternator. I wake up this morning, and my vehicle is dead again. The 2017 fusion is a joke and ford is aware of the problem and has done nothing to rectify it. If I could rate this vehicle less than 0 I would!

I am having the same problem… 3 batteries OMG

Having same problem dealer can not figure it out

Bought a new 2027 Fusionin 2017.Battery lasted 5 years 2 months. Now I have been through 2. The new drain but do charge back up on a charger. Alternator also shows voltage going up when running. They last 2 to 3 weeks.

I have a 2017 Fusion Sport that I bought brand new, and had my first "dead battery" at around 1,000 miles...its ongoing ever since.

Have replaced the battery 4 times in my2017 Ford Fusion. So far no answers about what is causing the problem.

I purchased a 2017Ford Fusion from Lindsay Ford, 2/19/22, 42723 odometer miles. I returned for my oil change and service checks 8/6/22 at approximately 46000 odometer miles. At the time of the multi-point inspection the results show my battery to be performance test to be in the green, passed and no recommendation needed. 8/15/22, after 1 week of limited local driving, my car would not start. It would barely run on a jump from roadside. I had it towed to the dealership. The current battery Is a 2021 battery, according to the date on the battery. The technician informed me that I needed to start with purchasing a new battery. Once I have a new battery they would test to see if anything was draining the battery. They would also complete additional testing. The alternator is good. None of these items are covered by the extended warranty. The initial quote for battery is initial testing is $500. +.

I was recently told by a mechanic that works on Ford trucks this is happening on various ford trucks and as a result a recall is being done to fix the problem. The solution i am told is to reprogram the remote. If it is happening on Ford trucks it would seem to me that the same situation could also be happening on cars as well. I have a 2018 Ford Fusion and the battery has gone dead twice only to be told the battery is ok.

I have a 2017 Ford Fusion with the same problem. New in 2017, replaced "bad battery" in 2019 and now again in 2021. Never have had an issue like this with any other vehicle in my life. Nor did my parents. I've read a lot of people with electrical issues with these. Ford isn't doing anything about it.

There have been complaints about the 2017 ford fusion battery draining and having to be replaced more often than expected, however, there do not appear to be any recalls on this issue.