Volvo Recalls 5,500 Cars in Denmark Over Headrest Defect

Volvo is recalling over 5,500 cars in Denmark due to a safety issue. Car owners should check if their vehicle needs a repair.

Volvo Denmark told news agency Ritzau about the recall. The recall affects 5,542 EX30 and EX30 Cross Country models. It covers model years from 2024 to 2027.

Worldwide, Volvo is recalling 234,000 EX30 cars in total. The issue involves a cushion in the front headrests. The cushion could loosen during a severe crash. This issue increases the risk of injury for passengers.

Volvo has received no reports of injuries so far. The company is doing this recall as a precaution.