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While recent Volvo model lineups have continued to offer new and innovative ways to enjoy a luxury sedan or SUV in Tulsa, none of the automaker's models have been able to appeal to city commuters like the all-new Volvo XC40. As the first model build with Volvo's Compact Modular Architecture, the XC40 is able to inject the brand's signature line of luxury, safety, and driver assistance into the small luxury SUV market segment - presenting modern city drivers with a vehicle that is more equipped to handle the challenges of navigating an urban environment.

As the local solution for new Volvo models in the greater Tulsa area, our staff members have to be current with the successes of our various luxury vehicles. With August now fully behind us, we're able to analyze how particular models struck a chord with drivers across the country. Leading the way from the brand was the Volvo XC90, which sold 2,869 models to interested luxury SUV owners. But not far behind was the Volvo XC60, which just ushered in the debut of its newest generation.

At Volvo of Tulsa, we're all aware of how Volvo is continuously is leading the way in innovation and one area where they have been is self-driving technology. Volvo has plans to see self-driving vehicles hit showrooms like ours in 2021, and they are already testing many of these features in their home base of Sweden. We also get to experience some of them through semi-autonomous functions and safety features in our current Volvo…

At Volvo of Tulsa, drivers can find a standout selection of vehicles thanks to the luxury and different options that a Volvo provides. We also know that Volvo is not only committed to that, but also to our safety, and efficiency as we drive. That's why the automaker has some big news regarding its post-2019 model year vehicles, and how it's going to make efficiency a priority.

Big changes have happened to the Volvo XC60. 2017 marks the beginning of the second generation for this illustrious crossover, and we're definitely fans of the new model. The 2018 Volvo XC60 shakes things up with a new platform, and that's just one of the changes.

If you love your Volvo internal combustion engines, you may be in for a bit of a shock. Volvo recently announced plans to phase out the internal combustion engine, getting rid of it entirely by 2019. Starting in 2019, all Volvo vehicles will have some sort of electrical power. While there will still be gas engines, they will not be the sole means of power. Volvo plans on making every vehicle a hybrid, a plug-in hybrid, or fully electric.

The world knows the power of German engineering, but as Volvo drivers can tell you, the Germans have nothing on the Swedes. Volvo cars and SUVs blend safety, comfort, and capability all together into one luxurious package. The new Volvo XC60 brings a revamp to a model we already love, proving to the world yet again that with Volvo, there's no such thing as "good enough."

As any Volvo driver can tell you, everything about Volvo just works. Everything in is in the right place and works in perfect sync with everything else. It's no wonder that Volvo so identifies with the Android operating system. Volvo is partnering with Google to help deliver the ideal infotainment system in all of its future vehicles. Volvo knows how to make a great car, and Google knows how to make a great OS; this is a winning combination.

CleanZone technology inside our latest cars makes driving through the city a breath of fresh air. https://t.co/GGAiktdBX7

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