Volvo Cars Evolution 1927 to 2026 | Volvo Means I Roll in Latin

Volvo is Latin for I roll. The name was first registered by the bearing maker SKF, and in 1927 the first Volvo car, known as Jakob, left the factory in Gothenburg. This Volvo cars evolution follows 35 cars and nearly a century of Volvo history, ending with the electric EX60 of 2026. Safety became part of Volvo history early. In 1959 a Volvo engineer named Nils Bohlin created the three point seatbelt, and Volvo left the patent open so every car maker could use it, a decision that has saved countless lives. Then came the boxy estates that made Volvo a symbol of sensible families, the 850 that went touring car racing as an estate, and the XC90 that turned the brand into an SUV maker. Since 2010 Volvo has been owned by Geely, and its newest electric cars, up to the EX60, show where the company is heading next. Which Volvo is the most Volvo, the 240 or the XC90? Watch next Volkswagen Evolution https://youtu.be/5Vh61jy9suo Mercedes-Benz Evolution https://youtu.be/Z32jLzQ-Thg #Volvo #Volvo240 #SwedishCars