Volvo cars

Volvo and Polestar have a close relationship as Polestar started as Volvo's performance division. However, it has since evolved into an independent electric vehicle brand under the Volvo Car Group. The two brands share technology and expertise, reflecting a strong partnership in the automotive industry.

Volvo has always prioritised safety by adding innovative features and advanced safety tech in its vehicles. From being the first company to introduce seat belts in 1959 to implementing the best driver-assistance systems, Volvo has remained committed to protecting drivers, passengers and pedestrians. At the time of writing, no one has ever died in an XC90, which is something Volvo is very proud of, and this is down to its immense safety features.

Volvos are known for luxury features. If you're not driving a Range Rover then you're probably in an XC90. These features include advanced safety systems such as self-driving, plush leather seats, a high-quality infotainment system with a touchscreen display, a panoramic sunroof and a minimalist interior that reflects its Swedish heritage.

Volvo currently offers four different all-electric models: the C40 Recharge, EX90, XC40 Recharge and EX30. It's worth bearing in mind that more models are coming as Volvo moves to an all-electric future, with help from its Polestar arm.

Volvo is at the forefront of sustainability by prioritising eco-friendly manufacturing processes, introducing electric vehicles, and setting ambitious climate goals. Through renewable energy usage and waste reduction initiatives, Volvo demonstrates its commitment to a greener future. This integration of sustainability strengthens the brand, attracts eco-conscious consumers and contributes positively to the environment.