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New Volvo S90 has Swedish take on luxe and autopilot

New Volvo S90 has Swedish take on luxe and autopilot

Posted on December 3, 2015January 13, 2020 By Jarvis

Volvo’s Swedish parents might be self-effacing, but the car firm is hoping to put the frighteners on Mercedes and Audi with the new S90. A bold and curvy luxury sedan, the new flagship for Volvo’s line-up has been revealed today, complete with styling cues borrowed from the XC90 SUV and a semi-autonomous drive feature, dubbed Pilot Assist.

 

Pilot Assist doesn’t quite make the S90 a self-driving car, but it’s getting closer. Intended, like Tesla’s Auto Pilot, to operate on the highway at speeds of up to 80 mph, it can track lane markings and automatically keep the car within the lines.
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