Volvo Cars is expanding its collaboration with NVIDIA to use NVIDIA DRIVE Orin™ system-on-a-chip (SoC) technology to power the autonomous driving computer in next generation Volvo models.
As we continue to explore Volvo’s history of electric vehicles, beginning with the Elbil of the 1970’s, we take a look at something a little more recent, the Volvo C30 Electric. This is a vehicle that was produced, although in very small numbers, for delivery to Europe, the United States, and China
Volvo began experimenting with compact electric powertrains in the 1970s, and by the middle of the decade, they developed two working prototypes - a two-seater transport version intended for mail delivery and a four-seater city car.
Volvo Cars is simplifying the way drivers of its electric and plug-in hybrid cars recharge with an in-car app that eliminates the need to swipe a payment method to unlock a charging station and consolidates multiple charging network accounts into one.