Feature-delivery delays produce a documentation pattern distinct from a defect recall: the hardware may be installed and functional, with the gap residing entirely in the software activation. Owner records should distinguish 'advertised feature pending' from 'feature defective.'
OTA campaigns that fail to apply are sometimes characterized as 'no action required' on the dealer side because no fault is actively stored. The failed application itself is the operative event and should be documented through the OTA history rather than only through stored faults.
Cross-platform software defects across the SPA2 platform have produced parallel campaigns affecting Volvo EX90 and Polestar 3 vehicles using the same software stack. Single-vehicle campaign coverage may not capture all relevant remedies.
Polestar service performed at Volvo dealerships under service authorization can be classified inconsistently in the resulting paperwork. Written confirmation that the work is Polestar campaign work, not warranty or paid service, is operationally important for closure documentation.