Volvo Group recalls certain vehicles due to fire and safety risks

Volvo Group Ireland has announced a recall for certain Volvo vehicles due to identified safety concerns. The recall affects multiple models, including the EX30, EX90, V60, XC60, XC90, XC40, C40, V90, S90, and S60. Specific issues range from potential overheating of high voltage battery cells, which could lead to fire, to defects in the seatbelt system that may compromise occupant safety during an impact.

The affected vehicles were produced between specific dates, with a total of 442 vehicles for the EX30 model, 6 vehicles for the EX90 model, 2 vehicles for the V60 model, and 473 vehicles for the XC60, XC90, V60, XC40, and C40 models. Additionally, 199 vehicles from the V90, XC60, XC90, S90, V60, and S60 models are included in the recall, along with 39 EX90 vehicles. These recalls are primarily focused on vehicles sold in the Republic of Ireland.

Consumers who own any of the affected models are advised to contact their nearest Volvo dealer or authorized repairer. Volvo Cars Ireland Limited will also be reaching out directly to affected vehicle owners with further instructions. It is important for consumers to take action to ensure their vehicle's safety and compliance with the recall requirements.