Navigational (global Positioning System) Gps problems of the 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee

I own a 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee laredo limited, purchased from a dealer new. Last week I pulled into my driveway, turned the Jeep off and went to get out and my alarm system went off. Could not turn it off with either fob, I was even able to start it up and drive. Remote start would not work for 3 days. Cruise control just turns off when it wants while driving on interstate over 60 mph. Gps states I'm off route and freezes in the location where it happened on interstate, normal weather(no overcast/fog). Wipers just start working while sitting in the driveway idling, as you're driving. . . No dust, rain, bugs etc. . . Windshield leaks and rain comes in from behind the rearview mirror/sunglass holder when it rains and you have to take a sharp turn(not with normal turns). . . Leaks down on cell phone which sits in little cubby to charge. The vehicle surges when going under 20 mph, usually when you are trying to start from a stop is when it' worse. Under 25k miles and I am afraid as to what might happen next.

Gps system tends to provide directions turning onto private drives and barely passible non public roads. Will preform route calculation, before completing start another, as many as ten in a row. System provides false locations for addresses entered. Addresses entered are plotted and directions are provided, upon nearing location system can no longer find location. In order to determine there is a problem with information provided has issues vehicle must be put into motion. The gps/navigation is part of the uconnect system which has a wide variety of operational issues involving its other components. Safety hazard is getting drive lost, arriving in unsafe areas as well as sending you onto unsafe roads/not open to the public. Memory seat does not reposition seat and mirrors into the programed positions, even with memory seat modular replaced with redesigned modular issue remains. When attempting to excelerate on an uphill grade, such as entering a highway, transmission feels like it is slipping and speed drops. After numerous repair attempts Chrysler factor service representative simply tells dealership not to make any further attempts that they expect to be compensated for.