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If I don't drive the car continuously for 30 minutes or more, the starter battery apparently is not getting charged properly and I get a "Starter Battery Critical" notifications from the App
if I don't drive the vehicle continuously for more than 30 minutes, within 2 days these messages will start being sent until I drive or run the car for that length of time. I drive the car daily, in the mornings 15 minutes; and evenings 15-20 minutes on average. I live and work locally, therefore, in the evenings or on weekends I may make multiple stops running local errands. Average daily mileage 8-10 miles during the weekday and 15-20 miles on most weekends.
Having taken my car to the dealer, they replaced the battery. But due to my short commute, the issue returned 1 week later. Now the dealer is telling me that if I don't drive at least 10,000 mi per year, the will be charging problems and will void my battery warranty.
This doesn't make sense. I drive the car everyday.
What makes this problem better or worse?
driving the care for more than 30 minutes resolves the issue
How long has your 2021 Mercedes-Benz GLC300 had this problem?
just over 1 year
