2022 VOLVO VNR Complaints and Recall Information

The 2022 VOLVO VNR has 0 complaints and 6 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to system malfunctions that have led to recalls, though no direct complaints have been submitted. Reports primarily focus on potential electrical, braking, wiper, and wheel component concerns identified through recall actions.

There are 6 recalls for the 2022 VOLVO VNR, covering electrical systems, braking and adaptive cruise controls, windshield wiper motors, and wheel components. These recalls address safety systems and critical components that may increase crash risk if defects are left unaddressed.

• High voltage battery coolant. Recall 23V280000 affects 125 vehicles. The coolant line in the battery pack may be improperly seated, possibly causing coolant loss and an electrical short. A battery short circuit can cause fire. Batteries will be inspected and replaced if needed.
• Adaptive cruise control braking. Recall 23V255000 covers 236 vehicles with ACC. The braking system may trigger aggressive braking under light load, risking rear axle skid, brake lockup, and loss of control. The fix involves disabling ACC and removing radar components.
• Windshield wiper motor failure. Recall 23V511000 affects 55,012 vehicles. Wiper motor gears may wear early, causing motor failure and reduced visibility. Dealers will replace the wiper motor assembly free of charge.
• Hubcap separation risk. Recall 21V417000 involves 1,050 vehicles. The hubcap compression spring can cause the hubcap to separate, creating road hazards. Dealers will remove the hubcap at no cost.

Owners dealing with repeated repairs, unresolved recall issues, or safety defects may have rights under their state’s lemon law. Consulting with a qualified attorney can help clarify these rights and next steps.