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Overall, we've been very happy with the EX90, but it's clear the vehicle is in desperate need of a comprehensive software update from Volvo.  The issues we're experiencing don't appear to be hardware failures so much as recurring software-related problems. We've received intermittent propulsion system warnings, headlight system warnings, delayed accelerator response at times, and general electrical system sluggishness. The infotainment system can be slow to respond, and various vehicle functions occasionally lag or behave inconsistently before returning to normal.  While none of these issues have left the vehicle undrivable, the frequency of the warnings and the overall lack of responsiveness make it feel like the software isn't fully matured.  We also brought the vehicle to our local Volvo dealership in hopes of resolving these concerns. The dealership kept the vehicle for approximately four days but was unable to identify a hardware issue or implement a solution. Throughout that time, we were informed they were waiting on guidance from Volvo before proceeding. That experience reinforced our impression that these concerns are software-related and will ultimately require an update from Volvo rather than a repair performed by the dealership.  We're hoping Volvo has a comprehensive software update in development that addresses these recurring warnings, improves system responsiveness, and enhances the overall stability of the vehicle's electronic systems.

VOLVO EX90 2026 UNKNOWN OR OTHER

We bought this car a couple days ago and when driving through rain the wipers get stuck in the up position and do not function at all.

VOLVO EX90 2026 VISIBILITY/WIPER

Our Volvo 2025 EX90 was a lemon. We experienced two recalls (one for headlight failure) and repetitive charging unit failures. The dealer traded us a 2026 EX90. They said the failures of the 2025 model had been corrected. While driving home from the dealer at 70 mph on the interstate, I received a warning of steering fault. Just after getting it back, the car charging unit failed. Even the Volvo dealer cannot charge the car. Itâs either dangerous to drive or it canât be driven.  corporate Volvo knows this and should be stopped from selling until they fix it.

VOLVO EX90 2026 STEERING

2026 Volvo EX90 — vehicle data sourced from FuelEconomy.gov.

The 2026 Volvo EX90 is a certified electric SUV offering a substantial 276-mile range on a single charge. With impressive power and a spacious design, it's built for both efficiency and everyday utility.

Volvo EX90 (2026) Specifications