First Photos of the Volvo S60 Concept

ASHEVILLE, N.C. – The Volvo S60 Concept will be unveiled at the Detroit Motor Show in early January 2009 — and it gives a clear indication of what the all-new Volvo S60 will look like when it is introduced during 2010.

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November 26, 2008

First Photos of the Volvo S60 Concept — Volvo S60 Concept

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ASHEVILLE, N.C. – The Volvo S60 Concept will be unveiled at the Detroit Motor Show in early January 2009 — and it gives a clear indication of what the all-new Volvo S60 will look like when it is introduced during 2010. The first picture reveals the coupe-inspired silhouette that gave the original S60 its unique stance. It is now being even further accentuated.

The sleek coupe-like roof line is accompanied by entirely new shoulder contours — a gentle double wave from the headlamps at the front to the tail lamps at the rear.

Among the interior features is a floating center stack made of hand-crafted Orrefors crystal. It shaped in a graceful, transparent wave from the instrument panel all the way to the rear seat backrest. The crystal panel appears to float above the center stack’s ergonomically designed functionality and it rests gently on rubber pads.

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