Volvo has advised those who own affected vehicles to take their vehicles to a dealer, where they can receive a free software update. Drivers can also have the update performed remotely over the air, or by a digital download if their car supports the feature. The news comes after the NHTSA recalled nearly 1 million vehicles to end the month, including GMC, Chevrolet, Ford, Lincoln and Polestar. The Ford, Lincoln and Polestar vehicles are experiencing a similar issue to the Volvo cars outlined in the recent recall, as drivers have reported faulty backup cameras. Polestar is an electric-exclusive subsidiary of Volvo, and the issues with the camera are said to affect 2021-2025 models of the Polestar 2. Polestar says that there is a synchronization error between the car's parking assist camera and the infotainment head unit. This error results in the driver being unable to access the backup camera.