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If you drive a Volvo with Google built-in, you may have already noticed some exciting changes to your infotainment system. Volvo has rolled out a major over-the-air (OTA) software update, enhancing convenience, usability, and in-car technology for millions of drivers worldwide.
From a more intuitive interface to faster access to essential features, this update simplifies everyday driving tasks while reducing distractions. Whether you own a 2025 Volvo XC90 or a model from 2020 onward, here are five ways this new infotainment system makes your Volvo even better.
Navigating through multiple menus is a thing of the past. With the updated interface, Volvo has redesigned the home screen to keep the most-used functions—like Google Maps, media controls, and phone connectivity—front and centre.
This upgrade makes it easier than ever to control your infotainment system with fewer taps, letting you stay focused on the road.
One of the standout features of the update is the introduction of a contextual bar—a dynamic menu that adjusts based on your driving situation.
This adaptive interface ensures that the most relevant controls are always at your fingertips.
For those thinking about the new Volvo XC90, the infotainment system now features a larger, 11.2-inch free-standing central display with a 21% higher pixel density.
Whether you're following directions, adjusting vehicle settings, or selecting music, the improved screen clarity makes everything effortless to read at a glance.
For those driving Volvo plug-in hybrid models, the update makes it easier than ever to switch drive modes. Instead of navigating through multiple settings, the "Drive Modes" shortcut is now featured directly on the home screen.
This update simplifies electric driving and helps owners make the most of their hybrid powertrain.
Perhaps the biggest convenience? This is just the beginning.
Volvo is committed to regular OTA software updates, ensuring that your car gets smarter over time—without the need for a dealership visit. Future updates may introduce:
With these continuous upgrades, Volvo drivers can enjoy the latest technology long after they’ve purchased their vehicle.
Experience Volvo’s Latest Technology at Volvo Cars Oakville
Want to experience Volvo’s new infotainment system in action? Visit Volvo Cars Oakville to test drive the 2025 Volvo XC90 or other models with the latest technology. Our team can walk you through the new system’s features and help you find the perfect Volvo for your lifestyle.
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