This case study frames the car as a digitally connected product and shows how a platform of services becomes a daily touchpoint for buyers and owners. The piece defines customer engagement for autos as repeated interactions that boost convenience, confidence,…
Connected and autonomous vehicles now act like rolling computer systems. They send, receive, and store vast amounts of data. Modern models mix sensors, cloud services, and over‑the‑air updates. The core question is simple: How does Volvo ensure cybersecurity in connected…
Vehicle reliability for U.S. fleets means steady uptime, predictable maintenance, and fewer surprise failures that wreck schedules and customer trust. Since 2012, volvo trucks have shipped with embedded telematics. More than 350,000 connected rigs in North America use IoT sensors…
Quick explainer: Recent moves in 2024 show a push toward smarter power use in electric cars. Volvo Cars teamed with Breathe in March for patented charging software that cuts charging time and makes better use of battery capacity. At the…
Modern service tools and onboard control units now shape how owners and shops spot faults and tune performance. Volvo cars use dealer-grade platforms like VIDA and PTT, paired with hardware interfaces, to pull sensor data and run targeted checks. These…
How do Volvo’s advanced safety features affect its resale value? This question guides many U.S. buyers weighing a safe reputation against real ownership costs. Resale and resale value mean practical outcomes: trade-in offers, private-party sale prices, or dealer retail numbers.…
This explainer previews how a legacy automaker plans to advance protection for U.S. drivers. From the three-point belt patent of 1959 to software-driven driver aids, the brand frames restraint and crash protection as evolving together. Expect a mix of hardware…
This brief guide explains what “Google built in” means for U.S. drivers and why it matters for daily driving. The aim is practical: learn what changes when core apps are embedded in the center display, not just mirrored from a…
In 1959, Volvo engineer Nils Bohlin introduced a design that set a new baseline for occupant protection. He left the patent open so all makers could use it. That choice helped spread a simple, effective belt across many car models.…
Long routes demand steady attention. Hours behind the wheel increase the chance of drowsy moments and small lapses that lead to serious accidents. This piece explains how an upgraded in-cab system acts as preventive support to spot early signs of…
This introduction explains what the roof-mounted lidar sensor aims to do for the EX90 and why that matters for buyers weighing premium three-row electric SUVs. We focus on real-world use, not spec sheets. That means looking at sensor strategy, driver…
When a vehicle shows signs of oil entering the combustion path, lubrication drops and wear speeds up. This harms performance, raises emissions, and increases repair costs. New engine oil is golden and thin. As it darkens from heat and contaminants,…
