Volvo Cars Issues Statement to Refute Airbag Recall Text Message Rumors

From：Internet Info Agency 2026-11-07 15:50:03

On November 7, Volvo Cars issued a statement saying that recent rumors, including information about a "Takata airbag recall," were not released by Volvo officially. Volvo stated that official recall notices will never, under any name, ask car owners to provide sensitive information such as bank card numbers or verification codes, or to make transfers or payments.

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