A few days ago, we obtained a set of rendering pictures of volvo's first MPV model, according to internal personnel, the model was jointly built by Geely Automobile and Volvo, and is expected to be officially unveiled at the end of this year or in 2023 at the earliest.
Combined with the hypothetical drawing, the front face of the Volvo Recharge is still equipped with a shield grille, and a concave black decorative structure wrapped with vertical strip texture is added, and the "Quake" headlights are not absent. In addition, the front of the new car is outlined by sharp lines to form a three-stage layout, and the interior is filled with black decorations.
The difference is that the new car is not a tough MPV model like the Mercedes-Benz V-Class, and its overall style is more like a fusion of volvo XC90 and V90, which has a crossover flavor. However, side sliding doors have been added for potential home scenes and the ground spacing has been reduced to provide a better comfort experience.
In the rear part of the car, the Volvo Askage is equipped with a slender L-shaped taillight that extends upwards to the roof area, which is expected to have a high degree of recognition when lit; in addition, the rear surround of the new car is outlined with many flat straight lines, which look hierarchical.
As can be seen through the concept car, this new car will adopt a standard Nordic design, minimalist color matching and lines set off a strong sense of luxury, and the 15-inch vertical central control screen can also adapt to the current era of technology.
As for the power, volvo Recharge will provide a pure electric version of the model, and because of the same grille design as the current fuel car, it is expected that there will be a plug-in hybrid version, and whether this is the case will need to wait for the official announcement.