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Volvo is recalling its newest electric car, the EX30, after discovering a bug in the dash display software that causes it to switch into test mode and stop showing critical pieces of information.
Volvo has sold around 35,000 EX30s but issued the recall for all 71,956 EX30 cars produced.
The issue only affects drivers in Europe , where the car is the second most popular electric car.
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