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Get a quote for your 2021 Volvo today: Prices and specs are in for almost all* German / European specification Volvos! The production is scheduled to start early summer. Contact us now to reserve one of the first production slots.
*) The XC90 will follow very soon and the XC40 Recharge (full electric) will be offered later this year.
Personal safety is at the heart of our purpose – providing freedom to move in a safe, sustainable and personal way.
To ensure we fulfill this mission and in alignment with the guidelines issued by the German Federal Government to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2), we are taking the following steps to serve you in this situation:
Our showrooms are closed until further notice. Our sales team is available through e-mail, telephone and video calls, e.g. Skype. Guiding customers through the sales process and providing after-sales support remotely is part of our DNA: We have been specialized in e-commerce for more than 20 years. Most of our customers already enjoy handling all the necessary paperwork by e-mail in the meantime.
The workshops at our different locations remain opened to ensure your personal mobility whenever needed. Guidelines based on advice from health professionals that can help limit exposure to the virus are in place at our facilities. To support “social distancing”, we ask you to always call before you visit us.
Thank you for being a valued member of our global family.
Take care,
YOUR A.V.U.S.-TEAM
Introducing Volvo XC40’s model year 2021, featuring the new T2 Momentum Core.
We are now taking orders. Please click below for a sample configuration w/ diplomat savings.
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We are now selling the last production slots for Volvo’s model year 2020. Be sure to check back regularly for news on model year 2021 or subscribe to our newsletter. We already take pre-orders for the 2021 XC40 Recharge plug-in hybrid – the others will follow within the next few weeks. The next model year’s production will start early summer.
Volvo Cars will become the first carmaker to implement global traceability of cobalt used in its batteries by applying blockchain technology. The announcement follows the reveal last month of the company’s first fully electric car, the XC40 Recharge.
Traceability of raw materials used in the production of lithium ion batteries, such as cobalt, is one of the main sustainability challenges faced by car makers. Volvo Cars is committed to full traceability, ensuring that customers can drive electrified Volvos knowing the material for the batteries has been sourced responsibly.
Future Volvo customers will need to answer one fundamental question: do you want a new Volvo with a cord or without one? Volvo Cars introduces the XC40 Recharge, the company’s first ever fully electric car and the first model to appear in its brand new Recharge car line concept.
Volvo Cars launched one of the most ambitious plans in the automotive industry, aiming to reduce its lifecycle carbon footprint per car by 40 per cent between 2018 and 2025. This is the first, tangible step towards Volvo Cars’ ambition of becoming a climate neutral company by 2040.
The plan represents concrete actions in line with the global Paris climate agreement of 2015, which seeks to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels. Read more
Good news! The XC60 T8 AWD Twin Engine (plug-in hybrid) received more production capacity. Order yours today and take delivery from end of January 2020!
Learn more about Volvo’s plug-in hybrid technology by following this link.
Volvo Cars is teaming up with top Swedish sports and safety brand POC for a series of world-first crash tests of bike helmets against cars as part of a groundbreaking new research project that aims to further protect cyclists. The partnership is the latest example of Volvo Cars’ leading position in safety development and its ambition to improve road safety for all through a collaboration and knowledge-sharing approach. Read more
