2020: Volvo recalls

Ten recalls for fifteen Volvo models in 2020

In 2020, Volvo announced ten recalls for fifteen models through the EU Rapex system.

Several large recalls affected hundreds of thousands of vehicles around the world and covered virtually the entire model range of the Swedish carmaker.

After previous problems with fuel leakage, melting of the plastic intake, failure of the brake assist and fastening of the seat belts, another problem with the cooling of some diesel engines appeared in July.

When adding coolant, air pockets can form in the system, which could lead to insufficient cooling of the engine and damage to some of its components. A local fire in the engine compartment cannot be ruled out either. The fault can occur with 370 thousand cars.

In September, a recall was announced for more than half a million XC60 models that do not have the front wiper nuts properly tightened.

All the recalls sorted by models are listed in the tables below.

• Tip: Check the vehicle’s history by VIN

We’ve written about some problems in more detail in a separate article.

• Volvo is recalling over half a million XC60 models due to a wipers problem
• Volvo to recall another 370,000 cars. There is a risk of fire due to overheating
• Volvo to recall 2,2 million cars over seatbelt problem
• 9 Volvo models do not recognize the obstacle and may crash into it (week 16/20)
• Volvo to recall 736 000 vehicles due to a brake assist problem
• Tip: Volvo recalls in the UK

Volvo recalls in 2020 by model

S60

S60 Cross Country

S80

S90

V40

V40 Cross Country

V60

V60 Cross Country

V70

V90

V90 Cross Country

XC40

XC60

XC70

XC90

Useful links

• All Volvo recalls
• Volvo recalls by model
• Volvo recalls in 2022
• Volvo recalls in 2021
• Volvo recalls in 2019
• Other manufacturers in 2020