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As the Volvo XC60 overtakes the iconic Volvo 240 as the brand’s biggest selling vehicle of all time, David Roy wonders if ...
Volvo owners expect the best — and that’s exactly what TurboAutoParts delivers. Whether your goal is to restore safety, ...
Many families who once cherished the Volvo 240 are now opting for the XC60, fostering new memories for a generation that ...
A leaked 2026 order guide shows the price on several Volvo models going up by nearly 6%. That's thousands of dollars on some ...
A CAR which was known to have been involved in rural crimes, has been seized by police. Rural Crime Task Force officers, PC Goudie and PS Corke were on patrol in Baughurst when they spotted a black ...
Tech restrictions and tariffs show “we’re going into a more regional world” said the head of the Swedish automaker.
Volvo Cars has shared a couple of teasers of the new Volvo XC70, which is the company’s first extended-range plug-in hybrid. According to Volvo, it offers a pure electric range of up to 200 ...
Volvo has reintroduced the XC70 with a brand-new plug-in hybrid (PHEV) system. Last seen in 2016, the XC70 is making a comeback, equipped with modern technology and an eco-friendly powertrain.
Customers can order the Volvo XC70 with front—or four-wheel drive. All Volvos roll off the production line with a top speed electronically limited to 112 mph (180 kph), so this is what we should ...
Volvo teases new XC70 Sits between XC90 and XC60 Some specs now leaked Volvo may be focusing on its electric range of EX cars, but it’s not finished with the internal combustion just yet.
Volvo teased the XC70 earlier this month and now China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has fully revealed the model and provided a handful of specifications. This is hardly ...
Motoring Volvo confirms XC70 as firm’s 1st extended PHEV Volvo's XC70, an extended-range plug-in hybrid SUV, offers a 200km electric range, and bridges traditional hybrids and EVs.
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