Rearview System Braking problems of the 2022 Ford Explorer

The rear traffic warning did not alert timely, resulting in a fender bender in a parking lot. I have dash cam footage with audio supporting that it did not beep until it was too late.

When the car is put into reverse. The reverse camera display is delayed in showing or shows a blue screen in lieu of the rear view. It started to happen around the 26 or 28,000 mile mark.

The backup camera and related system on the 2022 Ford Explorer st has malfunctioned and failed to show any images. I'd had the vehicle to the dealer on 3 occasions, whereby I've just learned the issue was improperly diagnosed by another dealer as a faulty camera, but the real problem of a faulty processor was diagnosed and therefore not replaced. This issue puts me, other vehicles and pedestrians in particular risk as there is not rear camera image being projected. The problem has been confirmed by two dealers, diagnosed and now indication is to repair it. This is clearly part of the broader issues Ford is having with rear camera back-up systems.

Apim module failure at 148 miles on a brand new 2022 Explorer XLT. Sync display went black. No response to touch. No warning lamps or alerts. Radio still plays and can be controlled by steering wheel controls. Contacted dealer and they said to disconnect negative battery terminal for more than 30 minutes. Performed requested action. Display is still dark. No reverse camera or safety (adas) functions. Took it to dealer again and they ran diagnostics to determine apim module failure. So now I have a brand new Explorer with reduced safety features and no center console display. I cannot control any adas or radio features. Dealer has no estimated timeline for repair. Dealer also stated that they are getting apim module failures daily.