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A head-on collision between a Ford Expedition and a Volvo on Highway 27 in Lincoln County, North Carolina, resulted in one death and one injury. The crash occurred near Iron Station, with the Ford driver airlifted and the Volvo driver, Tracy Dale Mosteller, dying. Impairment is suspected, and charges are anticipated.

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Nigel Farage received death threats and believed an assassin caused his Volvo's wheel to come loose on the motorway.

Raquel Urtasun, CEO of autonomous trucking company Waabi, emphasizes hiring Gen Z workers for their adaptability in AI-driven industries. Waabi, which has raised over $1 billion, is developing autonomous truck technology in partnership with Volvo. Urtasun advocates embracing AI as an opportunity rather than a threat.

The Trump administration approved Chinese-owned Volvo to continue selling cars in the US, despite a Biden-era rule banning most China-connected vehicles and tariffs blocking Chinese EV makers. US officials clarified the Volvo exception is not indicative of broader approvals, while lawmakers have pushed for stricter restrictions citing national security concerns. President Donald Trump has expressed support for Chinese car plants in the US.

The Trump administration has permitted Volvo, which is majority owned by China's Geely Holdings, to continue selling connected cars in the U.S. This approval allows Volvo to proceed with its expansion plans for its U.S. factory.

Volvo is recalling electric vehicles due to fire risks exacerbated by high temperatures, with drivers demanding an end to PCP finance deals amid safety concerns. The recall highlights growing tensions over EV safety and financing practices in the automotive industry.

Audi's adaptive beam headlights are finally coming to the US market with the Q9 SUV launch later this year, featuring technology that provides better illumination while minimizing glare. This technology has been available in Europe and Japan for years but is only now being approved for American roads after decades of lobbying and regulatory approval. The headlights use multipixel LED arrays that can selectively dim beams for oncoming vehicles instead of switching to low beams.

Volvo is trying to maintain its position in the EV market after facing problems with its electric vehicles, including software bugs and tariffs. The company's EX90 was affected by persistent software issues, while the EX30 was discontinued in the US due to tariffs. Only the compact EX40 has been a consistent success.

Volvo has unveiled its new all-electric EX60 model, which boasts up to 400 miles of range and faster charging than any other Volvo vehicle. The EX60 is the first model on the company's all-EV SPA3 platform and features megacasting and cell-to-body integration. The 2027 EX60 is priced between $59,795 and $68,745.

The 2027 Volvo EX60 is an ultra-smooth SUV priced around $60k, offering great value but falling short of competition. Volvo's latest EV is its best yet. The vehicle provides a smooth driving experience.

Volvo has agreed to pay $197 million to settle allegations of excessive pollution from its heavy-duty truck engines in California. The company's trucks were found to have a hidden pollution device. This settlement is related to environmental concerns in California.

Gemini, an AI-powered assistant, will use Volvo's external cameras to interpret parking signs and surroundings. The upgrade is possible due to Volvo's use of Google's embedded Android Automotive. Gemini's first use case will be translating difficult-to-understand parking signs.

EV owners are frustrated after being advised not to charge their £33,000 Volvos beyond 70% due to a battery fire risk, resulting in restricted range for five months. The issue has caused inconvenience and concern among vehicle owners. The restriction has been in place since the risk was identified.

Volvo is working on a new affordable electric vehicle to replace the discontinued EX30, with the news announced during a media roundtable related to the US launch of the EX60. The decision to discontinue the EX30 was due to various problems, including tariffs and a battery recall. Volvo aims to sell more affordable electric models in the US market.

Volvo has announced the starting price of $58,400 for its upcoming EX60 EV SUV, which is now available to order. The EX60 is Volvo's mainstream electric vehicle SUV. This announcement marks a significant step in Volvo's electric vehicle lineup.

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Volvo has resolved fire risk issues in fewer than 10 UK electric vehicles two months after recalling 10,365 cars. The delay in fixing the issue was attributed to slow parts delivery from China.