Volvo has long been known in the safety of affairs, ranging from the application of a strong roof on the older models until the pedestrian airbag safety belt on V40. Currently the Swedish car manufacturer Volvo has introduced XC90 the latest generation of which will be launched in 2014. Looking at the technological sophistication that it has, do not be surprised if the XC90 mentioned would be the safest car in the world.
"Safety is Volvo, and Volvo is safety." The word that is always embedded in the minds of people when they hear the Swedish manufacturer. The development of increasingly rapid since Volvo acquired by China manufacturer, Geely.
"Safety is Volvo, and Volvo is safety." The word that is always embedded in the minds of people when they hear the Swedish manufacturer. The development of increasingly rapid since Volvo acquired by China manufacturer, Geely.
2014 Volvo XC90, the safest car in the world. (Picture from: http://www.carscoops.com/) |
The newest Volvo SUV is equipped with a host of the latest technology related to the safety element. In the summer the vehicle is scheduled to be tried by a number of international media. Latest features carried by this vehicle include:
Volvo became the first manufacturer in the world that makes pedestrian detection (Pedestrian Detection), and also auto brake technology that works effectively when driving in the dark. This technology works on other cars on the road, pedestrians, and cyclists.
2. Road edge detection and barrier assists with steer
3. Adaptive Cruise Control with steer assists
The 2014 XC90 will use Volvo’s Scalable Platform Architecture (SPA), which will also underpin the next-gen S60 saloon, V70 estate and XC60 crossover. It’ll be lighter than today’s model and, with the current car’s five-cylinder diesel replaced by a more efficient range of four-cylinder engines. The car’s underpinnings have been designed to incorporate battery packs and a rear-axle electric motor, allowing an XC90 Hybrid model for the first time.
Interior view of 2014 Volvo XC90. (Picture from: http://www.cars2review.com/) |