2024 MERCEDES-BENZ GLC 300 Electrical System Problems

When stopped at a light or stop sign, Vehicle will Jerk forward as If hit from behind. Very surprising and dangerous. Very intermittent. The has happened many times. Vehicle will at times have rough downshifts. Ie. overdrive (9th) to (8th) gear. also intermittent. This has happened multiple times. Vehicle was taken to the dealer twice for a total of 50 hours in the shop. The first service time no problem was found, diagnostics did not show problem. Aug 22 to Aug 30, 2024. The second service time Oct 3 to Nov 14, 2024. Problem was duplicated by the technician. Vehicle diagnostics still did not show a problem. Technician replaced the transmission valve body, did various software checks at the request of the factory. The engine control unit was then changed based on data supplied to the factory. At this point technician checked the car and dealers believes car is fixed....

The contact owns a 2024 Mercedes-Benz GLC300. The contact stated that while driving at an undisclosed speed, the audible alarm activated and several warning lights illuminated. The contact stated that all the warning lights went off except the check engine and the low-battery warning lights. The vehicle was taken to the dealer. The vehicle had not been diagnosed or repaired. The contact stated that the vehicle was previously taken to the dealer on three occasions because of electrical or software failure. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure and a case was filed. The failure mileage was approximately 2,174.

Check engine light appears, also a blue engine and a turtle. The dealer is aware, they have had it 3times for the same issue and this time 23 days and counting. Currently Mercedes has no fix. I purchased the veh 30 Nov 23- first appeared 16 dec and continued going on and off.

Brand new '24 GLC300 4MATIC. Engine light came on with no error message. Brought it in for service. Miscellaneous engine repair states: "Found current code POA7F00 in drivetrain control unit. Followed LI54.10-P-077250. Cleared codes. Drained 48V battery to below 25% SOC. Charged vehicle to 70% SOC. Job complete." Service foreman mentioned that the service performed may not resolve issue. He contacted Mercedes-Benz Engineering and said no fix at this time and no ETA. Left service with no more engine light on. However, it didn't take long, and the engine light came on again. I called service again, and I was asked to take the car back in to be sure it is not anything else. Took my vehicle back, and service foreman diagnosed the issue. Code is the same as before with issues on the 48V battery. Service foreman is unsure of the exact issue. Mercedes-Benz Engineering did not provide...

2 SEPERATE ISSUE DIGITAL LIGHTING FAILED, THEN 2ND ISSUE WHICH IS STILL BEING WORKED ON, BEEN A WEEK WITHOUT THE VEHICLE WHICH IS ONLY A MONTH OLD WITH 1100 MILES ON IT, THE ENTITE SYSTEM ISNT WORKING WITH LOTS OF CODE ERROR MESSAGES AND WILL NOT START. THE CURRENT UPDATE FROM MERCEDES IS THEY STARTED A CASE AND TESTING THE VEHICLE AFTER REPLACING THE POWER TRAIN. THE TECHNICIAN AGREED THIS IS NOT NORMAL FOR SUCH A BRAND NEW CAR. I AM CONCERNED FOR MY FAMILYS SAFETY AND THINK THIS IS A LEMON