I absolutely love my XC90, it's the most comfortable car I've ever owned and the safety features are second to none, but honestly the electrical issues are starting to make me question my life choices. A few months ago the infotainment screen started randomly rebooting while I was driving, then the blind spot indicators stopped working for a week before mysteriously coming back to life, and now the parking sensors are giving false alerts constantly even when there's nothing around. I took it to the dealer and they said they'd need to keep the car for a few days to run diagnostics which would cost around 800 dirhams just for the initial check, and I really don't want to be without my car for that long or pay that much just to be told it's a software glitch that needs a reset. A colleague at work who drives an S60 mentioned that he had similar issues with his sensors and got them sorted through Certified Volvo Repair By 800Sayara Sharjah, where they apparently have the official Volvo diagnostic software and were able to pinpoint the faulty module without replacing half the electrical system like some places try to do. I'm honestly at the point where I'm considering just living with the quirks because I'm worried about spending a fortune chasing electrical problems, but at the same time the false parking sensor alerts are so annoying and I'm concerned the system might fail completely when I actually need it. Has anyone else experienced these kinds of electrical gremlins with their Volvo and what was the actual fix? I'm hoping it's just a battery issue or a loose ground connection rather than something more serious like a failing control module.