AB Volvo: The safest car in the world
Published: January 2013 · Publisher: MarketLine
Despite strong developing competition, Volvo continues to lead in the car safety technologies. Continued work on the improvement of quality and reliability, and above all the safety of users makes the Volvo company more and more noticeable..
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Introduction
Despite strong developing competition, Volvo continues to lead in the car safety technologies. Continued work on the improvement of quality and reliability, and above all the safety of users makes the Volvo company more and more noticeable in the global market and increase the sale volume from year to year.
Features and benefits
* The publisher's Case Studies describe topics such as innovative products, business models, and significant company acquisitions.
* Fact-based and presented in an accessible style, they explain the rationale of commercial decisions and illustrate wider market and economic trends.
Highlights
Active safety systems installed in the new Volvo cars are the award winning technologies, contributing to Volvo cars being engaged in 27% fewer damage accidents and 51% fewer bodily injury accidents on average than other similar size cars.
The combination of seat belts and air bags in Volvo cars is 75% effective in preventing serious head injuries and 66% effective in preventing serious chest injuries
Your key questions answered
* Do safety features influance the sale of the car?
* How competitive Volvo cars are taking into consideration the safety features?
Despite strong developing competition, Volvo continues to lead in the car safety technologies. Continued work on the improvement of quality and reliability, and above all the safety of users makes the Volvo company more and more noticeable in the global market and increase the sale volume from year to year.
Features and benefits
* The publisher's Case Studies describe topics such as innovative products, business models, and significant company acquisitions.
* Fact-based and presented in an accessible style, they explain the rationale of commercial decisions and illustrate wider market and economic trends.
Highlights
Active safety systems installed in the new Volvo cars are the award winning technologies, contributing to Volvo cars being engaged in 27% fewer damage accidents and 51% fewer bodily injury accidents on average than other similar size cars.
The combination of seat belts and air bags in Volvo cars is 75% effective in preventing serious head injuries and 66% effective in preventing serious chest injuries
Your key questions answered
* Do safety features influance the sale of the car?
* How competitive Volvo cars are taking into consideration the safety features?
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Catalyst
Summary
VOLVO HAS DEVELOPED SAFETY FEATURES SINCE ITS BEGINNING
First Volvo car was produce in 1926 in Sweden
Volvo commitment to safety paid off during the 1930s
In the 1960s Volvo was recognized internationally
Further expansion into international market in 1970s
Introduction of new models full with safety features in 1980s
Volvo welcomed the 1990s with major changes in concept of building its cars
High-tech safety inventions in the new millennium
Increased sales figures in 2010 onwards
PASSIVE AND ACTIVE SAFETY FEATURES
Volvo active safety features
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Volvo passive safety feature
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FUTURE SAFETY TECHNOLOGIES
Fully automated driving while in traffic
Intersection Support System
Animal Detection System
New Scalable Product Architecture
CONCLUSIONS
The safest cars in the world
Long list of safety feature innovation
Active and passive safety features massively reduces chances of injuries
Volvo plans to install new safety features and reduce the cost of production
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Catalyst
Summary
VOLVO HAS DEVELOPED SAFETY FEATURES SINCE ITS BEGINNING
First Volvo car was produce in 1926 in Sweden
Volvo commitment to safety paid off during the 1930s
In the 1960s Volvo was recognized internationally
Further expansion into international market in 1970s
Introduction of new models full with safety features in 1980s
Volvo welcomed the 1990s with major changes in concept of building its cars
High-tech safety inventions in the new millennium
Increased sales figures in 2010 onwards
PASSIVE AND ACTIVE SAFETY FEATURES
Volvo active safety features
[Missing title]
Volvo passive safety feature
[Missing title]
FUTURE SAFETY TECHNOLOGIES
Fully automated driving while in traffic
Intersection Support System
Animal Detection System
New Scalable Product Architecture
CONCLUSIONS
The safest cars in the world
Long list of safety feature innovation
Active and passive safety features massively reduces chances of injuries
Volvo plans to install new safety features and reduce the cost of production
APPENDIX
Definitions
Sources
Further Reading
Ask the analyst
About the publisher
Disclaimer
Copyright © FriedlNet. You may share using our tools Please don't cut content from FriedlNet and redistribute by email or post to the web.