According to foreign media reports, Volvo Cars is recalling EX30 electric crossovers due to software problems, affecting approximately 72,000 Volvo EX30s.
Volvo EX30.
Photo source: Volvo, The central control infotainment screen of the Volvo EX30 small crossover may have a software flaw that causes the speedometer to enter test mode when the car starts, which may prevent key information such as its driving speed from being displayed.
, Volvo announced in a June 10 statement that it would fix the issue through an over-the-air software update (OTA upgrade).
Users can download updates themselves to resolve this issue at a low cost and easily, without having to go to a dealer to make adjustments.
If users are unable to make an OTA upgrade by themselves, they can contact their local Volvo authorized dealer to make an appointment for a free upgrade.
, This is the second time since January that a software problem has affected the EX30 model produced in China.
Previously, Volvo’s EX90 models had also been plagued by software problems, which forced the company to delay the delivery of the EX90 models and resumed production of the EX90 models in the United States this month.
Volvo Cars ‘shares fell 3.
5% in early trading in Stockholm after news of the latest recall.
, Swedish auto media Vi Bilagare was the first to report on the Volvo EX30 issues.
According to market research firm Dataforce, the Volvo EX30 is the third-most-sold electric vehicle in Europe, behind Tesla’s Model Y and Model 3.
This year, Volvo is expected to set a global sales record with its EX30 model.
In the first five months of this year, Volvo’s global sales increased by 41,242 vehicles compared with the same period last year, of which the EX30 model contributed an increase of 35,309 vehicles.
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