Friday, June 6, 2014

Volvo S80, 2014

Volvo S80, 2014, Luxury Automobiless
 Volvo S80, 2014, Luxury AutomobilessVolvo S80, 2014, Luxury Automobiless
 Volvo S80, 2014, Luxury AutomobilessVolvo S80, 2014, Luxury Automobiless
 Volvo S80, 2014

The sophisticated contemporary presence of the new Volvo S80. The new front and rear bumpers create a 'stretched' effect to make it look wider and lower. New rectangular Daytime Running Lights at the front give the S80 nose a more contemporary look, while the rounded off classic Volvo lights at the rear visually pull the car down to the ground. The Volvo S80 can be fitted with expressive 19-inch wheels without loss of comfort.

It is the attention to detail that gives the Volvo S80 its enhanced sophistication. The Executive interior package is the highest level of all-inclusive luxury, blending craftsmanship with technology, while the Inscription is a bespoke palette of options that gives the customer the opportunity to truly design the car to his or her personal taste.

And under the skin, at the heart of the best driving experiences is a great chassis. The Volvo S80 buyer can choose from three chassis types - Comfort, Lowered Sport Chassis and Four-C (Continuously Controlled Chassis Concept).

The lower fuel consumption
Volvo Car Group continues to lead the industry when it comes to fuel efficiency and CO2 actions across the model and engine range.

The fuel consumption of the 115 hp, four-cylinder D2 diesel in the new Volvo S80 with a manual gearbox is now down to a class-leading 4.1 l/100 km (EU Combined, preliminary figures), which translates into CO2 emissions of 108 g/km - unthinkable in a car of this size only a few years ago. The corresponding figures with the automatic gearbox are 4.1 l/100km and 109 g/km (preliminary figures). To emphasise the scale of the engineers' achievement, this is the same CO2 emission level for Volvo's largest saloon as for the company's smallest car, the C30 DRIVe, only three years ago.

The new Volvo V70 D2 has class-leading fuel consumption at 4.2 l/100 km (111 g/km) with the manual and 4.3 l/100 km (112 g/km) with the automatic gearbox (preliminary figures).
The automatic D3 (136 hp) and D4 (163 hp) versions of the Volvo S80 now have CO2 emissions of 129 g (4.9 l/100 km). The corresponding figures for the V70 D3 and D4 are 130 g (4.9 l/100 km).

In the new Volvo XC70, both the D5 (215 hp) and the D4 (163 hp) versions with manual gearbox and All Wheel Drive come with fuel consumption at 5.3 l/100km (139 g/km).

The S80 with the 1.6-litre GTDi (Gasoline Turbocharged Direct Injection) engine T4 (180 hp) and automatic gearbox has fuel a consumption of 7.1 l/100km (165 g/km). The corresponding figure for the V70 T4 is 7.2 l/100 km (168 g/km).

The driver goes online either via a car-mounted 3G/4G dongle or a personal mobile phone and the features:
  •     Internet streaming of music
  •     A global choice of Internet radio via TuneIn and Orange Live Radio
  •     Full Internet browsing (except when driving)
  •     On-line Google Map with Google Search
  •     Embedded Connected 3D navigation with online traffic info and dangerous zone warnings
  •     Free Parking locator
  •     Trip Info that reads out Wikipedia information about interesting points along the route
  •     Native and web applications and App Store for new functions and updates
  •     Weather information and forecasts
  •     A Volvo service locator

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