Volvo Delays EX30 Deliveries Due to Software Issues

The software problem requires dealership visits for a fix, marking the second time a Volvo EV launch has been delayed due to software issues.

Volvo has delayed deliveries of its all-electric EX30 SUV due to software issues.
The software issue lies with version 1.2, which contains some Google certifications and key updates.
The software problem cannot be fixed with an over-the-air update, requiring affected vehicles to visit a dealership for the fix.
The EX30 is a key part of Volvo's plan to boost its global sales by 69% to reach its target of 1.2 million vehicles by 2025.
This is the second time a Volvo EV launch has been delayed due to software issues, following a similar delay with the flagship EX90 electric SUV.