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Volvo VNL (4) recalls by year

Source: NHTSA data as of September 22, 2026. Last refreshed Sep 23, 2026, 2:43 AM UTC.

18 recalls found for the Volvo VNL (4) in NHTSA data as of September 22, 2026, and 7 owner complaints. Choose a model year:

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Newest Volvo VNL (4) recalls

  • Aug 6, 202626V513000Exterior lighting2,071 vehicles
    Volvo VNL (4) and VNR (4)

    The center roof marker lights may fail to illuminate.

  • Jul 9, 202626V444000Steering3,858 vehicles
    Volvo VNL (4), VNR (4) and 3 more models

    The steering knuckles may have been manufactured with insufficiently tightened steering arms.

  • May 28, 202626V350000Wheels205 vehicles
    Volvo VHD, VN and 3 more models

    The wheel lug nuts may loosen and allow the wheel to detach.

    Do not drive until repaired

  • Apr 23, 202626V260000Service brakes, air2,800 vehicles
    Volvo VNL (4) and VNR (4)

    The rear brake modulators may have unprotected electrical connectors that can short circuit and lead to a loss of the anti-lock brake system (ABS) and electronic stability…

  • Apr 1, 202626V208000Exterior lighting340 vehicles
    Volvo VNL (4) and VNR (4)

    The vehicle turn signals may not function properly.

  • Mar 25, 202626V186000Service brakes, air222 vehicles
    2025-2026 Volvo VNL (4)

    The service brake may take longer than expected to release.

  • Mar 25, 202626V184000Electrical system115 vehicles
    2025-2026 Volvo VNL (4)

    The instrument panel may fail while driving.

  • Feb 10, 202626V076000Parking brake800 vehicles
    2024-2027 Volvo VNL (4)

    If the vehicle is in weight bias mode there may not be enough weight on the parking brake axle, which could result in inadequate parking brake force.