Volvo S60

The Swedish carmaker has removed the Volvo S60 from its Indian website, giving air to the rumour of its discontinuation. It is not sure whether the company has temporarily removed the car or not but for the time being it is not present on the Indian official website.

In its third generation, the S60 is not only extremely desirable but also equipped with mechanical and dynamic abilities to prove its worth. Based on Volvo’s Scalable Product Architecture or SPA platform, the S60 is one stunning looking sedan!

Introduced early this year, the deliveries of the Volvo S60 sedan in India are all set to commence. The sedan made its way to the Indian auto-market via the Completely Built Up route

Rather silently, Volvo has opened its order books for the 2021 S60 and has also announced the sedan's introductory launch price of ₹45.90 lakh (ex-showroom). This price though will be applicable only for the first few customers who book the new S60 online.

For our full video test of the upcoming 2021 Volvo S60, we drive this elegant yet sporty sedan on Indian roads to see if it has what it takes to beat the German trio in the Indian market.

Two years too late, the third-gen Volvo S60 has finally come to India. Worth the wait or should you give this Swede a pass? We take it out for a spin to find out if the Volvo S60 has enough ammo to trouble its German rivals.

As is the norm with all the new Volvo offerings, the S60 too will be offered only with a petrol engine option, and will come heavily packed with tech and safety features. Bookings for the new S60 will commence in January 2021

Volvo India has planned to launch the new third-generation model of the S60 luxury sedan during quarter one of 2021. The new Volvo S60 is built on Volvo’s Scalable Product Architecture platform that underpins its new cars ranging from SUVs to coupes,

The third-gen S60 now gets Volvo's T8 Twin Engine plug-in hybrid powertrain, which joins the existing T5 turbo petrol unit. New trim levels include R-Design Plus & Inscription Plus.

2019 promises a good mix of all body styles – SUVs, hatchbacks, sedans as well as sports cars. Here are five cars that we are really looking forward to driving. In April 2017, Kia Motors announced its plans for India. Further expanding on the strategy.