I'm getting a tad annoyed with my Kuga atm, as the battery keeps going flat. I live in Kent and work in London and drive the route at east once every two weeks, with the rest being little local trips. But recently, the battery seems to be dying a few days after the London trips. When I unlock the car the indicators flash intermittently like the alarm is trying to initiate. I had a new battery installed last year, from a good source, so I'm stumped as to why the battery seems to be draining itself so quickly..... HELP

I think there's plenty of battery drain posts for the Kuga on various forums, I've not read them personally though. There are similar problem on the other Ford models and people seemed to have narrowed it down to the Bluetooth module or the stereo in some cases.

What battery did you fit? My friends 2010 Kuga had problems too but I swapped it out (3 years ago) for a Yuasa Silver 110 and it's been fine since.

hi i have a kuga 180 psi 2019 8 month old bought in january , when i saw it it wouldnt start garage said as people open doors play with tosys it drains it , ,mmm my *****, anyway they said they put a new battery on it and the manager said aswell as i know him so i beleived him anyways with the virus im not driving as much but on sunday i gave it a turn over for 5 mis , wednesday went to start and it wouldnt , AA came out put meter on it and said theres a .6 of a drain on battery , he,s getting a lot of this quite common , . so he jumped me and i took it for a 30 mile run . ill check it friday . see whats what . im going to have to check service sheet sales and see if he did , if so im not happy , so whats going to happen if i go to the airport and leave it for a week or 2 if and when ,virus is over , do i have to buy jump leads and look for someone , pound to a penny airparks have a jumper box and seen it all before , for a car that cost 30 odd k new its not looking good for ford , why if you know it drains would you make them knowing this . and all ford garages are shut .