Table 1 shows two common lane departure related problems of the 2023 Volvo XC60.
| Problem Category | Number of Problems |
|---|---|
| Assist problems | |
| Blind Spot Detection problems |
I've had my Volvo for 6 months and two weeks ago I started getting warning alerts that the braking system, lane departure system and other electrical systems were having issues (the doors wouldn't lock and car wouldn't start). I've taken the car to the Volvo dealership 3 times and they have been unsuccessful in determining what the issue is. There is something wrong with the software and a software update that was installed on my car at the first service visit (when this began happening 2 weeks ago).
Manufacturer: Volvo car USA llc | initial failure mileage: 15,000 defect description: the google built-in infotainment control unit (icu) and audio control module (acm) are repeatedly crashing/malfunctioning while driving. This system failure is a safety hazard because it simultaneously disables critical features: * safety system failure: the rear cross traffic alert (rcta) is disabled, creating a high risk of collision when reversing. * loss of auditory warnings: all essential auditory cues, including the turn signal click and parking sensor sounds, are lost as the speakers go silent. * distraction: the screen goes black/unresponsive, requiring a dangerous manual reboot while driving. Repair history: the defect has been confirmed and documented by an authorized Volvo dealer (o'steen Volvo) on two prior warranty attempts (6/18/24 & 12/19/24) but remains uncorrected. The dealer has admitted they have "no way to fix this" permanently. Corporate (Volvo customer care) has been notified. This is a recurring, safety-critical manufacturing defect. Most recent issue was 10/25/205.