The introduction of Volvo's new "software-defined" vehicles, the EX30 and EX90, has been fraught with difficulties. Both models faced delays, and the EX30's initial pricing strategy was disrupted by tariffs. However, the most significant setbacks stem from persistent software glitches in both vehicles, particularly the EX90. Consumer Reports highlighted a multitude of problems encountered within the first 1,000 miles of testing their EX90, casting a shadow on Volvo's ambitious technological shift and raising questions about product readiness at launch.