This car is obviously not finished, and Volvo knows that; it shouldn’t be shipped to consumers this half-baked.
I mean, no wireless CarPlay, multiple missing safety features, no system-wide light mode, no plug & charge, no bi-directional charging, and potentially 3% phantom drain every 24 hours? This car isn’t ready.
Yet, Volvo still wants people to pay the full MSRP under the promise that these problems that shouldn’t exist in the first place will be fixed in some software update at an unspecified time from now. That’s unacceptable.
I mean, I guess notifying people about it beforehand is good, but if you know you have these significant issues, why’re you shipping the car in the first place, Volvo?
This new trend of manufacturers shipping unfinished cars missing features they advertised very knowingly is ridiculous, and consumers should not stand for this BS.
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This car is obviously not finished, and Volvo knows that; it shouldn’t be shipped to consumers this half-baked.
I mean, no wireless CarPlay, multiple missing safety features, no system-wide light mode, no plug & charge, no bi-directional charging, and potentially 3% phantom drain every 24 hours? This car isn’t ready.
Yet, Volvo still wants people to pay the full MSRP under the promise that these problems that shouldn’t exist in the first place will be fixed in some software update at an unspecified time from now. That’s unacceptable.
I mean, I guess notifying people about it beforehand is good, but if you know you have these significant issues, why’re you shipping the car in the first place, Volvo?
This new trend of manufacturers shipping unfinished cars missing features they advertised very knowingly is ridiculous, and consumers should not stand for this BS.