A couple months ago, we here at Volvo of Burlingame were telling you fine folks about how our favorite automaker was working on reinventing our roads by making them electric. It was exciting stuff to say the least, but as far as cutting-edge technologies go, that one's a ways off.
Most of the people we meet who have hesitations regarding this bright, inevitable future of electric vehicles often express concerns over three things: driving range, charging time and charger availability. Given that charging stations aren't exactly a dime a dozen these days like gas stations are, it's easy to see why they're hesitant. But while other automakers are working on making chargers more accessible, our favorite automaker here at Volvo of Burlingame is looking to reinvent the road.
Not too long ago, our favorite automaker here at Volvo of Burlingame was paving the way for hybrid innovation with the help of the Volvo V60 Plug-in Hybrid. It was all very exciting, but given all the innovation that's been coming standard on our blog as of late, we can't say it was all that surprising either. And just in case you haven't experienced the future today thanks to our new and used cars, have we get some news to get you there.
Well, folks, you know the drill: another day, another update from Volvo of Burlingame about how our favorite automaker is changing driving forever. First, it was the promise of a crash-free new and used car lineup by 2020; then, it was Volvo's Active High Beam technology at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show. Now, Volvo's pulling back the curtain on yet another cutting-edge system that actually has cyclists in mind.
There isn't an automaker out there that doesn't have safety in mind when designing a car. It makes sense when you consider that safety's been a top priority for every single person that's visited our dealership here at Volvo of Burlingame looking to buy a new or used car. But when it comes to safety, Volvo doesn't play around, Volvo starts a revolution.