The FOB is new and I tried both the FOB's. I checked the 12V battery under the hood. Dont know how to check the HV battery
The FOB is new and I tried both the FOB's. I checked the 12V battery under the hood. Dont know how to check the HV batteryWhich battery was fully charged? The Fob's? The 12-volt battery? The HV battery?
Sounds like the fob battery was dead, in which case you should have been able to start it by holding the fob near the start button (see your manual).
Make sure the "other" fob is not inside the car, or near it, as well. That can cause issues.
If all else fails you have a warranty.
Oh, welcome to the Forum here.
Thank you. I have messaged the dealer. Hopefully they will resolve it in the morning.. Appreciate your responses.Is there any evidence of life at all? Lights, Beeps?
You really only need the 12-volt system to "start" the car, it's starting to sound like a 12-volt issue.
It IS possible for a new fob to have a bad battery.
But if it were me my next step would be a call to my dealer.