What to Do When Volvo On Call Expires?

[AmyLee]

When the On Call service expires, the car owner can choose whether to renew the subscription based on their preference. If renewed, they can continue to enjoy the benefits brought by this service and have a rich and wonderful car usage experience.

[MacIris]

As a Volvo owner, I've been spoiled by the convenience features of the Volvo On Call service, such as remotely starting the car to warm it up on cold days or locking the car without needing to find the key. When it's time to renew, I think the first step is to log in to the Volvo official website or app to check the renewal options, which cost around 500 to 1000 yuan per year—not too expensive. After renewing, you can continue to enjoy safety monitoring and emergency assistance services, like the system automatically alerting in case of an accident; if you don’t renew, these features will deactivate, making driving feel less secure. I recommend not delaying—the system will remind you a month before expiration, so take the opportunity to check for promotional discounts or ask at the dealership if it’s included in the maintenance package. It’s also good to regularly check basic vehicle functions, like the spare key, so you’re not entirely dependent on the service. Overall, this small investment in safety and convenience is absolutely worth it.

[StLukas]

When driving my Volvo, I love the smart features of the On Call service the most. It helps me remotely control the car's location, temperature, and even diagnose minor issues. What should I do when it expires? Just renew the subscription to keep the app functioning normally. If not renewed, those connected navigation features will be disabled, making travel inconvenient. The cost isn't high—around 600 yuan annually—compared to such services being standard in new cars nowadays, so renewing is worth it; otherwise, consider trying third-party apps, but Volvo's original service is more reliable. Additionally, before driving, I make it a habit to check the app notifications to ensure the system is functioning properly. In terms of safety, losing automatic alerts increases risks, especially during night drives. Handle it promptly—don’t lose life’s conveniences just because of laziness.

[DeMargaret]

After Volvo On Call expires, first calculate the costs: the annual fee is about 800 yuan. If you don't usually use remote functions like starting the engine or locating the car, you can save this expense; but check if your insurance covers part of the services. Renewal is simple—pay on the official website or with one click in the app. If you don't renew, pay attention to basic vehicle safety, such as carrying your phone with emergency apps. Consider cost-effectiveness: renew if you use it frequently, as the fee isn't expensive; look for discounts if you use it occasionally. This way, you can save some money and drive with peace of mind.