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Volvo recalls 59,000 cars to fix software glitch

The software glitch causes engines to stop and restart while the vehicle is being driven

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Overdrive|Feb 23, 2016, 08:30:46 IST

Volvo Cars has announced that it is recalling 59,000 vehicles. The Geely-owned carmaker issued this recall after receiving complaints from owners about the engine stopping and restarting while they were driving. This particular problem is the outcome of a software glitch. Fixing the problem will take around 30-minutes and it will be completed without any charge to the customer.

Stefan Elfstrom, the group spokesman for Volvo Car said that the glitch can be unpleasant for drivers but they have no information pertaining to whether this has led...

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First Published:Feb 23, 2016, 08:30:46 IST
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