Volvo Cars is recalling approximately 106,900 cars worldwide.
The recall is over a potential issue with software within the brake control module. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, a reduction in brake support functions due to a diagnostic error may increase the risk of a crash.
The affected vehicles include multiple 2023 models.
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“Model-year 2023 versions of XC40, C40, S60, V60, V60 Cross Country, XC60, S90, V90, V90 Cross Country and XC90 models are included,” a Volvo Cars spokesperson told FOX Business in a statement.
The recall affects 27,225 vehicles in the U.S.
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The Swedish car company told FOX Business l that it already started to contact the owners of the affected cars.
Those drivers are being asked to book an appointment to have a software update installed as soon as possible. The software update will be free.
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“Volvo Cars takes safety seriously. The risk of this issue occurring is low, and we have no reports of related accidents or personal injuries,” the spokesperson added.