Battery Dead problems of the 2019 Honda CR-V

The battery has failed multipile time in the first 18 months of ownership. The first instance at the 4 month mark with about 1000 miles on the car. Then aprox. 6 months later and again 6 months after the second instance. The dealer cannot identify the problem, after the first time they replaced the battery. The second time they said they did a "hard reset" of the ecm. The third time , I don't know yet as they still have the car. The car is 18 months old and has aprox. 8,500 miles on it.

Our 2019 Honda crv was purchased in December of 2019. The battery had died 3 times and had to be recharged by the dealer. The Honda dealer refused to replace the battery and could tell us why the battery keeps dying. The car is driven every day and the lights are always turned off automatically at night after driving. Please investigate the problem as we have found out on the internet that other people are having the same problem with their 2019 Honda crv.

Tl- the contact owns a 2019 Honda Cr-v. The contact stated that the battery died two times, the first time it died, the vehicle was towed to the braman Honda of palm beach dealer, located 5200 lake worth rd, greenacres, FL 33463 where the battery was replaced. The failure recurred after two weeks and a road service was called and charged the battery. The contact was told by the roadside service technician that if the vehicle was not driven up to 20 miles a day, the battery would die. The technician stated that the failure was common with the make and model and that the dealer would not disclose it. The contact called the same dealer who confirmed the information and told the contact to buy a jumper cable. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure and provided a case number. The failure recurred, making it three times. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 8,900. Fe.

Battery dies overnight. Car has only 1000 miles and I've had to jump it 3 times plan to call dealer for warranty work, but I see from other postings that this is an unresolved issue for Honda. Calling them anyway. A new car should not behave this way.

Car 2 months old, have only put 1300 miles on it, let it sit for 5 days, and battery totally dead! nothing was left on, had to jump car and alarm came on along with all sorts of warnings, called dealer who talked me through resetting radio, ect, and informed there is a recall, made appointment, I can't find any active recall. Also radar brake warning systems fail repeatedly in rain and snow.

Continual battery failures, batteries go dead if not driven every day. On my second battery and died as two days not being driven. Some sort of parasitic drain?.

My 2019 Honda Cr-v's battery dies after sitting in my garage for two days. It has only 320 miles on it.

Vehicle battery was dead after the SUV sat unused for 2 days within 3 weeks and 300 miles of ownership. This has occurred over 6 times in 3000 miles. Battery has been replaced by the battery twice and is now on its third battery. Dealer notes this problem exists on all 2019 crv's delivered to-date and that they do not yet have a solution.

If the car sits for 24 + hours the battery dies, I have had this happen 6 times now. Called dealer 3+ times, brought it in they first said it was the battery (which we all knew it was not) but they put in a new one they said. Anyhow as you already know this is an electrical issue that needs to be fixed a. S. A. P. . Dealer now tells me Honda is working on a fix but in the mean time I have had to have the car jumped and paid for this as well it's a major nuisance I want fixed very soon or want my money back and I will buy another car. This has been goin on since I bought this car Dec. 28th 2018.