Clean Volvo headlights always cost money but Dealer replaced genuine parts are.. apparently 6k CAD.
Cons: expensive dealer replacement
Vehicle:
Volvo
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The only issues I have had with my XC90 is headlight failure. Painfully expensive to replace but knock on wood that is the only issue beyond routine maintenance/wear and tear.
Cons: painfully expensive
Vehicle:
Volvo XC90
Mileage: 150000 km
These are not good lights 2025! Highbeam is way too narrow. On curvyroads you cant see where you are going. I was really dissapointed after my previous Mazda, which had adabtive and much wider highs.
Cons: highbeam too narrow
Vehicle:
Volvo
I thought my '23 XC60 had good headlights, my '25 EX30's are significantly better! Pretty amazing.
Pros: significantly better headlights
Vehicle:
Volvo
2016 v60 xc stupid easy! Thought about upgrading to LED, but I'm not screwing up a good thing!
Pros: stupid easy
Vehicle:
Volvo V60
On the V40 its still very easy.
Pros: very easy
Vehicle:
Volvo V40
The regular headlights don\u2019t shine very far and at night I feel like I can\u2019t see far enough ahead. The brights are great though.
Pros: brights are great
Cons: headlights don't shine far
Vehicle:
Volvo
I just had my 2015 quoted for A driver's side 'broken' blinker and headlight unit. $3.5k. wut .
Cons: expensive repair cost
Vehicle:
Volvo XC90
The other issues (and the warning) do not seem normal, but at least my S90L 2026 has condensation in the headlights from day 1 (literally). The user guide says it is normal.
Pros: user guide says normal
Cons: condensation from day 1
Vehicle:
Volvo
This guy is laughing at the end of the day, your fancy active bending Thors Hammer lights are easily $2,500 each when they break.
Cons: expensive to replace
Vehicle:
Volvo XC90
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