I’ve seen the same reported by a couple of other people either here or on the Stelvio forum. Problem reports from the app, no error lights in the car or drivability issues. Did you try scanning the car for codes just to see if anything turns up?

 

Did you try scanning the car for codes just to see if anything turns up?

No, not yet. I'll keep an eye on it this week and scan it this weekend.

 

yea mine happened a few times for about 3 days or so and never came back again. Guessing it was a glitch

 

Well, I got another notification today. This time it said, "you have a new vehicle health update." So, I launched the app and checked the vehicle health report. The mysterious fault is gone! In fact, the health report now says "All Good".

I'll still check for codes later this week, but as @wingler already said, I'm pretty sure that this is an app issue and not a vehicle issue.

 

I wasn’t subscribing (after my 1 year trial period), but for a while I had the Vehicle Health reports, and then one day that functionality just disappeared. Then it wouldn’t let me register my Stelvio when I purchased it a year ago, and hours on the phone with both the service provider and the app developers couldn’t resolve.

I got frustrated and closed my account and deleted the app.

 

I never turned on Alfa Connect. If something goes wrong I'll see it on my dashboard. Why would I want another app spying on me, especially these type of automobile apps similar to OnStar that record everything your car does and where it goes and often sells the information to data aggregators, which sell it to whoever will pay for it, including insurance companies.

 

I honestly dont care about the app either except for starting my car from the building I work in. I start it up 5-10 min before I get into it and its nice and warm in these cold NY winters.