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What’s new with the new 2016 Volvo XC90? Everything from the platform to the powertrain to the badge on the grille.

It’s been nearly 20 years since Volvo introduced the first Cross Country; back then it was a butched-up version of the stolid V70 wagon intended as a temporary salve until Volvo could develop a proper SUV.

Saab as we used to know it is gone, but its vehicles can still come under a recall and that’s exactly what’s happening today.

If you happen to be in Gothenburg, Sweden there’s a chance you’ll see a self-driving Volvo vehicle.

We are on the cusp of a minor revolution at Volvo. A set of new Drive-E powertrains, updated models and all-new offerings are almost here. Despite the new technology, increased efficiency and updated styling, one key pillar of Volvo will remain: safety.

Volvo is developing another use or connected car technology meant to improve driving safety.

The most potent debut at this year’s Geneva Motor Show won’t come from an Italy or the U.K. It comes from Sweden.

The third in Volvo’s line of concept cars previewing its future products will debut at the Geneva Motor Show, but the company is showing a little skin sheet metal ahead of that event. 

We really haven’t heard much from Volvo lately. The Swedish automaker that didn’t go bankrupt has been pretty quiet, even when the Chinese took over. Still, they’ve been busy enough to release this vehicle in Detroit, the Concept XC Coupe.

Volvo is calling back almost 31,000 S60 compact cars equipped with five-cylinder engines because the vehicle might fail to alert drivers of low oil pressure.

Volvo and Geely announced today that a new research and development center is operating and has begun work on developing a new modular architecture to be shared between the companies.

The rendered images here likely show the Agera One:1 from Swedish hypercar manufacturer Koenigsegg.

Volvo is working on a car sized to rival the Volkswagen Golf that will come as both a hatchback and a sedan.

Volvo won’t build a flagship sedan to compete with cars like the BMW 7 Series and says its customers wouldn’t be interested in a segment where V8 and V12 engines are the norm.