For some time now (and several versions of the app) the iOS VolvoCars app very often says my car (2022 XC40, Software 3.2.8) is offline, and that I need to start it to connect. This is nonsense. In the most recent occurrence, I had just gotten back from a short trip. I went in to the app to try to set up the charging account (little luck there, but that's another story). All fine. Then I do some other things, and a few minutes later the app reports the car offline. I understand that when I leave it for weeks that happens, but five minutes? What am I doing wrong here?
Yale Linguist
Perhaps related, but lately I've noticed my 2021 XC40 seems to go into "hibernation" mode more often & more quickly. I recall it used to take something like 4-5 days of inactivity before the computer went to sleep and "hibernated", requiring an Infotainment reboot/restore the next time it's driven. Lately it seems like I only have to wait 24-36 hours before the next drive requires me to wait for infotainment reboot/restore.
I haven't updated my car system software in a while (still at 3.1.9) - so not sure when/how this actually changed.
I haven't updated my car system software in a while (still at 3.1.9) - so not sure when/how this actually changed.
I didn't drive my 2023 XC40 recharge for about 4 or 5 days, and the Volvo iOS app couldn't connect. I used my car's key for to lock and unlock it, and then the app could connect. The next day, I checked my app and it couldn't connect again. So I took the car out for a drive, and a couple of days later, the pp can continue to connect. So, seems there's some logic that if it hasn't been driven for a while, maybe its network connectivity shuts down to save battery?
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