A senior Volvo official told Indian Autos Blog at the Geneva Motor Show that the company is ready to launch its next product, the V40 Cross Country, in the Indian market in mid-2013.
The first examples of the car will be on display at dealerships in 12 cities next month as a preview to existing customers and interested buyers.
We’re at Volvo’s stand at the Geneva Motor Show and the Swedish maker has just shown the facelifted versions of their entire range of cars, starting with the S60 and extending to the S80.
Volvo cars may not be right up there with their German rivals but that doesn’t make them less ambitious. The Swedish car maker under the new Chinese leadership of Geely is planning a comeback in the luxury car market.
Just a few days back, we presented news about a series of facelifted Volvo cars like the Volvo S80, V70 and XC70. Now its time to show the facelifted S60, XC60 and the V60.
Recent spottings of the Volvo V40 Cross Country in a dealer’s yard in Kochi got us all excited about the local launch.
Just a few weeks before the Geneva Motor Show, Volvo previewed its updated passenger car lineup. The complete lineup, with significant updates, makes its official debut at the Geneva Motor Show next Tuesday.
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When Geely took over Volvo, it was ascertained that the Swedish brand will continue to develop and work as it did and its core values (read Safety) would not be compromised.
The group recently announced a new research and development center in Gothenburg, Sweden and have some interesting plans up their sleeve.
In the international market, brand Volvo is a by-word for safety. They make the safest cars in the world. However, back home, most of the people have no idea that Volvo makes cars as well.
For Indian masses, Volvo is a by-word for luxury buses. If you want to get there in utmost comfort, you get a ticket of a Volvo bus.
