Volvos Electric Upgrade Simplified Names
Volvo is making it easier for customers to understand its electric vehicle lineup by introducing a simplified naming system for its upgraded electric models. The new names are designed to be more intuitive and easier to remember, and they reflect the company's commitment to electrification.
The new naming system will be used for all Volvo electric vehicles launched from 2023 onwards. The first models to receive the new names will be the Volvo XC40 Recharge and the Volvo C40 Recharge, which will be renamed to the Volvo XC40 Electric and the Volvo C40 Electric.
The new names are more descriptive and easier to understand. For example, the XC40 Electric is an electric version of the popular XC40 SUV, and the C40 Electric is an electric version of the C40 crossover.
The new naming system is also more consistent with the way that Volvo names its other vehicles. For example, all of Volvo's gasoline-powered vehicles have names that end in "Drive," such as the XC40 Drive and the C40 Drive. All of Volvo's electric vehicles will now have names that end in "Electric."
The new naming system is just one of the ways that Volvo is making it easier for customers to choose and own an electric vehicle. Volvo also offers a variety of incentives and programs to make electric vehicles more affordable and accessible.
For example, Volvo offers a federal tax credit of up to $7,500 for the purchase of an electric vehicle. Volvo also offers a state tax credit of up to $2,500 in California. In addition, Volvo offers a variety of lease and financing options to make electric vehicles more affordable.
The new naming system is a positive step for Volvo and for the electric vehicle market as a whole. By making it easier for customers to understand and remember the names of electric vehicles, Volvo is helping to reduce one of the barriers to adoption.