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A new environmental initiative will see boats in the Volvo Ocean Race equipped with sensors to gather data on climate change...

More than 15,000 Victorian motorists participated in one of the world’s largest surveys of attitudes toward self-driving cars...

Volvo recognised by UN for groundbreaking electrification strategy as it becomes LEAD member of Global Compact.

Volvo's XC40 SUV gears up to revolutionise NZ roads with cutting-edge semi-autonomous tech next year, easing urban driving woes.

Volvo's new cars, informed by global research, to revolutionise in-car storage, addressing modern motorists' needs.

Electric vehicles surge in NZ, hitting 4,000 mark on roads ahead of schedule, as government efforts spark EV adoption boom.

Award-winning photographer Barbara Davidson captures urban life's essence using Volvo XC60's onboard cameras, presenting a unique artistic and safety fusion.

Volvo announced that every car it launches from 2019 onward will have an electric motor, marking the historic end for internal combustion engines.

This SUV is an electric-hybrid filled to the brim with the latest car technology, including some self-driving capabilities...

Volvo's self-driving cars hit a hopstacle; the Aussie kangaroo's leap confounds their animal detection system.

Volvo's new venture with Autoliv and NVIDIA aims to develop advanced AI for self-driving cars, increasing safety and reducing congestion on the roads.

Volvo safety experts recognised for their contribution to improving safety and reducing fatalities, including work on autonomous cars.

New semi-autonomous vehicle tech being revealed at the Geneva Motor Show is touted as preventing head-on collisions.

Volvo to introduce Skype app in its 90 Series cars, allowing drivers to make calls and view upcoming meetings from their dashboard.

New technology in autonomous vehicles cuts rear-end car crashes by 43%, says Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

New Zealand is set to see its first autonomous vehicle hit the roads within months, as Volvo and Trafinz prepare for a major demonstration in Tauranga.

Uber and Volvo have bold plans to develop autonomous cars for their fleet, in a $411 million joint venture that will use AD and driverless tech.

The new self-driving cars will be good for road safety, but will hurt the vehicle insurance industry, cutting US$20 billion from insurance premiums.

Volvo ushers in the keyless era with smartphone app replacing traditional car keys, set to transform access and car sharing.

Volvo and Microsoft have teamed up to roll out a new wearable voice control system, a la the 1980s TV cult classic Knight Rider.