Motoring review: Volvo XC40 PHEV unplug and play
Motoring review: The chunky and cute new Volvo was inspired by science fiction robots
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Volvo Cars brought a new safety standard to the small premium SUV segment with the launch of the new Volvo XC40 in 2018. Being the first car to be built on Volvo’s new Compact Modular Architecture (CMA) platform, the Volvo XC40 is one of the safest cars in its segment thanks to its inheritance of safety and support technologies from the brand’s S90/V90 and XC60 models.
‘Cognitive Load’ Reduction
Modern city life presents complex challenges for drivers, pedestrians, cyclists and other road users. This is why the new Volvo XC40 was designed to reduce driver distraction and the so-called ‘cognitive load’ on the driver. With safety and driver assistance systems actively identifying and mitigating potential conflicts, the driving becomes more relaxed and enjoyable.
New Cars for 2021: EVs
Here s every new all-electric vehicle coming to India this year.
Castrol 0 Comments After a tumultuous 2020, which saw the world grind to a brief halt because of the COVID-19 pandemic, carmakers are ready to come out all guns blazing in 2021. For a prospective car buyer, there will be no shortage of choice next year, with a barrage of new sedans, SUVs, hatchbacks, MPVs and performance cars in the pipeline, along with a battery of EVs (pun intended). Here’s a look at what 2021 has in store for us. Audi e-tron Set to be the first all-electric
Audi in India, the e-tron has a 95kWh battery pack and two electric motors, which can produce a combined 408hp, giving it the ability to clock a 0-100kph time of 5.7sec.
Later, someone standing on the sidewalk five blocks north shouted, Yo! What is that?
I couldn t answer, on account that I was already driving. But I wanted to. I wanted to tell everyone what this thing was. 2021 Polestar 2. Polestar
Never did I imagine a sedan would be quite a showstopper like this. But it is. Everywhere I went, people stopped to gawk or did double-takes.
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is striking to look at. Low and wide, its horizontally opposed design is just accentuated all the more by the Thor s Hammer daytime running lights carried over from its Volvo siblings. But whereas the Volvos wear the company crest slashed across their noses, Polestar is far more subtle. The Polestar logo is just a slightly embossed, body-colored thing.