What Volvo models are affected by the rearview camera recall?

The recall affects 2021-2025 XC40 models in the United States.

How much does the Volvo camera recall repair cost?

The software update to fix the rearview camera issue is free of charge for affected owners.

Why is Volvo Cars issuing a second recall for the rearview camera?

A second recall was issued due to an additional software issue discovered that causes the same rearview camera symptom as the first recall.

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Volvo Recalls 413,151 Cars for Camera Glitch

8 Jan

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Summary

Over 413,000 Volvo vehicles are recalled in the U.S. due to camera issues.
Affected models include 2021-2025 XC40, with a software update offered.
This is the second recall for the same vehicles and market since May 2025.

Volvo Recalls 413,151 Cars for Camera Glitch

Volvo Cars has initiated a recall for approximately 413,151 vehicles in the United States due to a defect affecting the rearview camera system. The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration confirmed the recall on Thursday, January 8, 2026. This action follows a similar recall issued in May 2025 for the same vehicles and market.

The recall specifically targets 2021-2025 XC40 models. Volvo Cars stated that this second recall is necessary because an additional issue was discovered, causing the same rearview camera malfunction. The company assured owners that a remedial software update is being prepared and is expected to be rolled out wirelessly in the coming weeks.

Owners will not incur any costs for the remedy, as the software update will be performed either by a dealership or remotely through an over-the-air (OTA) system. This proactive measure aims to address the safety concern and ensure the proper functioning of the rearview cameras for affected Volvo drivers.