The Volvo EX90 has net the maximum five-star rating in the latest round of the Euro NCAP safety tests.
The new safety belt is designed to protect occupants by adapting to the traffic conditions and user, and will be debuted on the upcoming EX60 SUV.
This world-first multi-adaptive safety belt is scheduled to debut in the upcoming 2026 Volvo EX60 and will use real-time data input for increased safety.
Volvo's smallest ever SUV, the EX30, is, according to the brand, equipped with safety systems developed from 50 years of research on real-world accidents.
The new feature utilises real-time traffic from a traffic management centre to help drivers avoid collisions and traffic congestion caused by an accident.
The all-electric Volkswagen ID.7 has received the maximum rating possible by the Euro NCAP crash test safety organisation.
Volvo has revealed some of the safety features designed for the city that are set to feature in its new, all-electric EX30 crossover.
The marque is celebrating its 96th birthday with a host of activities open to all at the Singapore Volvo showroom on 29 and 30 April 2023!
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has announced that Volvo's XC40 is the only small SUV tested to receive a 'Good' rating in every category.
The all-electric Volvo C40 joins the rest of the Volvo range with a full five stars at the latest Euro NCAP safety tests.
The all-electric coupe crossover has been awarded the Top Safety Pick+ award by the U.S.A Insurance Institute of Highway Safety.
With groundbreaking safety technology to come as standard, Volvo will aim to set a new standard for automotive safety.
The Euro NCAP has released its assessment of the Polestar 2, which shows the Swedish electric fastback performing well according to all the latest tests.
The Swedish luxury carmaker is pledging to give away up to $2.6 million worth of cars at the Super Bowl game in the U.S.A.
With full LED head lights and taillights, the Polestar 2 has exceptional lighting capabilities, not to mention a distinct light signature.
As the Volvo Cars Safety Centre turns 20, it continues helping Volvo Cars engineers to push the envelope in safety and learn from real-life traffic accidents.
Volvo is utilising its ground-breaking mixed-reality simulator to make new strides in safety and autonomous driving technology.
In a newly released video, Volvo drops new cars from up to 30m to help rescue services save lives and to develop new rescue techniques.
The Volvo Accident Research Team commemorates its 50th anniversary in 2020 and looks back at how their research has made cars safer for customers.
Volvo is encouraging the use of technology to better support drivers, protect them and to reduce their distractions out on the road.