My Maverick seemed to "stall" while driving

[NavMav]

On my way home doing around 60 and slowing down for red light. Took my foot off the gas and was coasting. All of a sudden I feel something weird. Felt like the engine had stalled. Pressed on the gas and nothing. Stayed at 40mph. No lights, no warnings, nothing. Pulled over and sat for a few minutes with truck still running. Put it back in drive and the truck acted normal. Drive normal. Anyone else experience this?

I had the exact same experience! Driving on the freeway and complete loss of gas engine power and inadequate battery power to keep up at freeway speeds. Had to basically coast across three lanes of traffic to get to the shoulder which was a very unsafe situation. Turned off the truck and turned it back on and it operated normally for a few days until I was able to drop off for service.

I was having the occasional notification on the app "Remote features disabled to preserve battery" Your Hybrid Maverick equipped with FordPass(TM) Connect has entered Deep Sleep Mode to conserve battery energy. Remote features including start/stop and lock/unlock may be temporarily unavailable because your battery charge level is low. You can easily fix this yourself by going for a longer ride. Make sure to keep your air conditioning and accessories off during this drive to recharge your battery faster.
My commute is typically around 30 minutes each way which I would classify as a long drive.

I think it may be related to a notice I received 'Customer Satisfaction Program 22B39' On your vehicle, it may be possible a 12v battery connection may become loose, resulting in a no-start condition. Not sure why this is not considered a vehicle recall.

Perhaps the 12v battery was so low it was having trouble switching between hybrid and gas engine power?

Truck is in the dealer for a week or two to address several recalls. We'll see if the recalls (23E09 Emissions recall, Blinker Recall) or customer satisfaction program 22B39 fix the battery power alerts on the app and issue with stalling on the freeway.

XLT Hybrid with luxury package
Current Mileage = 24,000
Truck purchased/delivered new March 2022
Truck assembled February 2022

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[NavMav]

I had the exact same experience! Driving on the freeway and complete loss of gas engine power and inadequate battery power to keep up at freeway speeds. Had to basically coast across three lanes of traffic to get to the shoulder which was a very unsafe situation. Turned off the truck and turned it back on and it operated normally for a few days until I was able to drop off for service.

I was having the occasional notification on the app "Remote features disabled to preserve battery" Your Hybrid Maverick equipped with FordPass(TM) Connect has entered Deep Sleep Mode to conserve battery energy. Remote features including start/stop and lock/unlock may be temporarily unavailable because your battery charge level is low. You can easily fix this yourself by going for a longer ride. Make sure to keep your air conditioning and accessories off during this drive to recharge your battery faster.
My commute is typically around 30 minutes each way which I would classify as a long drive.

I think it may be related to a notice I received 'Customer Satisfaction Program 22B39' On your vehicle, it may be possible a 12v battery connection may become loose, resulting in a no-start condition. Not sure why this is not considered a vehicle recall.

Perhaps the 12v battery was so low it was having trouble switching between hybrid and gas engine power?

Truck is in the dealer for a week or two to address several recalls. We'll see if the recalls (23E09 Emissions recall, Blinker Recall) or customer satisfaction program 22B39 fix the battery power alerts on the app and issue with stalling on the freeway.

XLT Hybrid with luxury package
Current Mileage = 24,000
Truck purchased/delivered new March 2022
Truck assembled February 2022

UPDATE 1: Did recall services which included replacing 12v battery cable. 2 weeks later I am getting the APP notification stating the battery went into Deep Sleep Mode.

UPDATE 2: I took the truck to have the 12v battery swapped for a new battery to see if that solves the issue

Update 3: It's been four weeks since the battery replacement and I haven't received the deep sleep message since the battery replacement. I have received a different message twice; 2 weeks after the batter swap and 4 weeks after the battery swap
A' Remote Features Disabled to preserve battery - To conserve battery life of your ford maverick 2022 equipped with FordPassTM Connect, remote features including start/stop and lock/unlock * are temporarily unavailable. Don't worry though, nothing is wrong. This happens automatically when you haven't started your vehicle for a period of time. Simply Start your vehicle and remote features including start/stop and lock/unlock will be back at your fingertips. *Automatic transmissions and power door locks only.
It's odd because the alert came at 3:19pm and the truck was driven that morning 30+ miles.

 

[Silver23]

I attempted to speed up when it felt like the truck stalled because the I slowed down very quickly and I was still quite a distance from the vehicle in front of me. It did not respond at all to my attempt to speed up..

I read on here a while back something very similar happened to someone. I don't think anything came of it. I guess you could try to search it out.
Could have been NavMav but not sure at all.

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