What are some of the mercedes s400 hybrid problems 2014?

The Mercedes S400 Hybrid has been the subject of several recalls since 2012 and the 2014 model may suffer from some of the same electrical issues. Owners report battery failure at 100,000 miles, which makes restoring the car not financially advisable. Other problems include a central computer that over time is not able to communicate with the car's faulty power electronics module. The FPE module has been recalled. If the S400's FPE doesn't work, the car won't start. The S400's AC compressor is also known to experience malfunction, and most of the vehicle's issues are related to its electrical connections. While the labor to install the Mercedes' high voltage hybrid battery is priced at only $200-$300, costs to replace the actual part average $15,000 or more.