My 2023 Mazda cx5 is having battery drain issues, I replace the battery and I am having the same issues. I took it to a mechanic and he couldn't figure out the problem. I started doing my own research online and found this on google. This is exactly what is happening to my vehicle and it's not fair that I have to pay for Mazda manufacture defects. This should have been a recall issues and Mazda need to take responsibility for their faulty Remote Tuner Module. It state to fix this issue, the SUV needs a software update. Please see below.... I need MAZDA to own up to their manufacturing problem and fix the my vehicle at no cost to me.

As of April 2026, there are no widespread, major safety recalls exclusively targeting the 2023 Mazda CX-5 Carbon Edition, according to KBB and Cars.com. However, owners have reported potential battery drain issues due to a Remote Tuner Module defect, and some 2023 models may fall under broader, earlier service actions. Mazda USA Mazda USA +3 Key Considerations for 2023 CX-5: Battery Drain (Potential): Some 2023 models experienced a faulty Remote Tuner Module that failed to shut down, causing a dead battery, which was fixed via a software update. Check Your VIN: Recalls can be specific to manufacturing dates. Always check for open recalls using your VIN on the NHTSA site or Mazda's owner site. Service Information: As reported by Consumer Reports, reported owner issues are more focused on body hardware, windows, or locks rather than major powertrain recalls for the 2023 model year. Asbury Automotive

Thank you for your time and consideration Mrs.Budhan