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Volvo V90: deaths and injuries the manufacturer reported to NHTSA

Volvo reported 2 incidents alleging a death or injury in a Volvo V90, model years 2018–2018, in its quarterly Early Warning reports to NHTSA (49 CFR 579.21), through 2026 Q1. Each is a claim the manufacturer received, not a finding; NHTSA does not verify them.

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2 incidents reported
0 deaths, as claimed
2 injuries, as claimed
2018–2018 model years named

By model year

Source: manufacturer EWR death and injury reports and production reports
Model yearIncidentsKilledInjuredBuiltPer 100,000 built
20182024,03050

The model year is the one the manufacturer named in the report. A model year with its own page links to it. “Built” is the manufacturer’s cumulative production for the model year from its latest Early Warning production report; the rate is incidents per 100,000 of them.

By the system the claimant named

Source: as the manufacturer reported it
System namedIncidentsKilled
Structure20
Latch10

An incident naming several systems is counted under each. “Fire” and “Other” are categories in the rule, not systems.

Every one of these, dated and numbered

The defect dossier for the Volvo V90 puts each report beside the recalls, investigations, bulletins and owner complaints on the same system, as a PDF and two CSVs: the Volvo V90, one system, every model year, numbered as exhibits.

The incidents

Source: VIN shown as NHTSA publishes it: the first eleven characters
IncidentModel yearStateKilledInjuredSystems namedReported
2020-09-112018—01Structure2020 Q3
2018-08-102018—01Latch · Structure2018 Q3

Each row above is a claim or notice Volvo received alleging a death or injury in a Volvo V90 and reported to NHTSA as 49 CFR 579.21 requires; NHTSA does not verify it, and a V90 that sold more will have more rows. All Volvo models · What these reports are, and are not.