All New Volvo XC90 crossover More safe, There’s nothing concerning the Volvo XC90 that’s quite as Nordic as its approach to the question of the self-driving automobile.
The three-row XC90, the new crossover flagship from Volvo, is being unveiled. This vehicle may determine the brand’s future stylistic focus.
The 2015 version of the 2002 model receives a longer hood, a new emblem, and sharper lines. Wheel sizes up to 22 inches are available, and there is a new taillight design.
The Swedish luxury brand Volvo, which was formerly owned by Ford and is now under the management of the Chinese automaker Geely, is treating the launch as a major event. It’s not just a new model, either.
“We are relaunching our brand in addition to launching a car. According to a statement from Hakan Samuelsson, CEO of Volvo Car Group, “today ushers in a new era for our firm. The XC90 opens the door for a variety of intriguing new vehicles to appear in the ensuing years.XC90 will have all-wheel drive, a 2-liter turbocharged and supercharged engine with 316 horsepower, and a hybrid option with 400 horsepower.Volvo claims that the XC90’s ability to follow the vehicle in front of it is a step toward fully autonomous vehicles.
Two new safety features will be installed in the car. One checks to see if the car is drifting off the road and then fastens seat belts for everyone inside. If the driver of the Volvo begins to turn in front of a vehicle that is moving more quickly than anticipated, the other vehicle will immediately brake the crossover. In addition, the vehicle has other automated braking systems that cover pedestrians, bicycles, and other vehicles both during the day and at night.Volvo claims that the new technology help it get closer to its 2020 goal of having no fatalities or major injuries with its new vehicles.
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Chris Woodyard wrote the article for USA Today.
