Volvo Cars has today unveiled a refreshed version of its best-selling XC90 large SUV, the company’s top-of-the-line flagship.

Shortly before its market launch, the EQC (combined power consumption: 22.2 kWh/100 km; combined CO2 emissions: 0 g/km, provisional figures)[1] is undergoing final tests in Sweden’s snowy landscapes.

Dr. Herbert Diess, Chairman of the Board of Management of Volkswagen AG, explained: “We put in a decent showing in 2018, especially against the backdrop of the changeover to the WLTP.

Volvo Cars has today taken a significant step towards its electrification goals with the release of upgraded and newly-developed electrified powertrain options, to be made available across its entire model range going forward.

SEAT has taken a giant step in the professional growth opportunities it offers its employees to prepare them for the future challenges facing the automotive industry.

SEAT has taken a giant step in the professional growth opportunities it offers its employees to prepare them for the future challenges facing the automotive industry.

SEAT has taken a giant step in the professional growth opportunities it offers its employees to prepare them for the future challenges facing the automotive industry.

The focus of the four-day test run in Spain was the adaptation of the software on board the ID.

The focus of the four-day test run in Spain was the adaptation of the software on board the ID.

The focus of the four-day test run in Spain was the adaptation of the software on board the ID.