Swedish car manufacturer Volvo recently released the first set of official images of their new Volvo S60 sedan.
The company being sold by Ford Motor promises that the new S60 will be more dynamic and sportier than the older members of the fleet. The production version of the S60 is very similar to the concept car that was unveiled during the Detroit Auto Show last January. The car keeps the stylish lines and aggressive stance of the concept car.
The S60 retains the attractive headlights and fascia of the show car. The new Volvo vehicle will go into production in their factory in Gent, Belgium by summer of 2010. It is expected to wow everyone at the Geneva Auto Show this coming March.
The new sporty member in the Volvo garage was specifically designed to meet head on the luxury sedans in the market like the 3 Series of BMW.
The Swedish automaker is very confident with the sporty features and stylish silhouette of the S60 and they believe it will be able to compete and dominate its segment.
Ford Motor placed the Volvo brand up for sale in the market last year and has recently announced that they prefer the bidder Geely Holding Group from China.
A week ago, Volvo filed a report which details their 3Q operating losses amounting to about $135 million. This is more decent compared to the $458 million back in 2008. Volvo attributes the improvement to better exchange rates, cost reduction, and higher volume of production.