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Car Show 2011 Volvo You Concept

2011 Volvo You Concept is an evolution to the Volvo Universe Concept. This car features a more daring, coupé -like profile than the Universe Concept, while the front moves towards a more classic Volvo look. Visually, the Volvo You Concept is finished in a light blue, liquid metal paint from DuPont. The ventilated disc brakes are developed by Volvo’s racing specialists Polestar. The car’s fastback silhouette is emphasised by the 21-inch polished aluminium wheels with a twisted twin-spoke design and tyres from Pirelli.

Auto News 2011 Volvo V70 R-Design

Volvo V70 R-Design is the new version that has been announced by Volvo. The Volvo V70 R-Design is an elegant estate car with a sportier character. The 2011 V70 R-Design comes with a number of upgrades include LED turning indicators integrated into door mirrors with silk metal covers and big 18” “Ixion” light alloy wheels on its exterior. For the performance, the new Volvo V70 R-Design can be opted with 1.6 liter DRIVe diesel having just 119 g/km of CO2 emissions. The elasticity is good enough and the fuel consumption is extremely low.

Car News 2011 Volvo Universe Concept

2011 Volvo Universe Concept has been introduced at the 2011 Shanghai Auto Show. The 2011 Volvo Universe Concept is a large, luxurious sedan with a new human-centric design language. The 2011 Volvo Universe Concept sports coupe-like roofline and contemporary, solid rear, but it also echoes Volvo’s proud heritage by borrowing design cues from classic models of the past, claimed Volvo.

Auto Show Volvo S60 On Volvo Art Session

Recently, Volvo held Volvo Art Session which showed snow-white Volvo S60 as artcar canvas. The show took place last month at the Zurich main railway station. The Volvo Art Session showed amazing styles and a pretty unusual canvas of a snow-white Volvo S60.

Car News 2013 Volvo V60 Plug-in Hybrid

2013 Volvo V60 Plug-in Hybrid is powered by powered solely by electricity, it has a range of up to 50 kilometres. The car’s total operating range is up to 1200 km. Carbon dioxide emissions will be an average of 49 grams per kilometre (EU Combined) and fuel consumption will be 1.9 litres per 100 km.