Volvo is One on One Lessons Where You Learn Through Hands on Caressingtaking steps to embrace new technologies more aggressively than some of its peers, and that trend even extends to the way the Swedish automaker will market its vehicles to drivers.
The company officially released the terms for its previously announced Care by Volvo service, which offers consumers an all-inclusive lease on the new XC40 compact SUV. While car leases are nothing new, Volvo's program is notable for how similar it is to how wireless companies sell expensive smartphones these days.
SEE ALSO: Volvo's parent company wants to sell you a flying car by 2019Care by Volvo will cost $600 a month on a two-year-long contract (before local taxes and fees, that is) with a 15,000-mile annual allowance. There's a clear incentive for customers to upgrade to a new model after just 12 months, just like their smartphones, although it's not clear if they'll only be able move up to the next version of the XC40 or select another model.
The deal includes more than just a shiny new SUV; the program will also give lessees access to customer service and roadside assistance, maintenance, and wear-and-tear replacements for stuff like windshield wipers and brakes. Most importantly, the Volvo will roll auto insurance coverage into the package, with policies from Liberty Mutual.
There's also an option available for an extra $100 a month, which bumps up the XC40 specs with features like 20-inch wheels and an enhanced sound system.
Customers can select their SUVs online, and the vehicles will make their way to US showrooms next year. The XC40s will reach the first subscribers next spring.
How to Watch Netflix with Friends Anywhere (and No, It's Not Illegal to Share Your Password)
Everyone can just go home now because British police have won at 280
This 'Harry Potter' sock advent calendar could free 24 house elves this Christmas
Apple's new iPad Pro is coming soon, but it might be hard to get one
Harrison Ford isn't a fan of the Trump administration's climate agenda
Buy yourself a Heaven's Gate or Pirate's Bay email address from MSCHF
Study finds gender discrimination in Facebook's job ad algorithm
Apple's new iPad Pro is coming soon, but it might be hard to get one
Asus VivoWatch 6 AERO measures blood pressure and ECG
Bang & Olufsen has a book
Waitin’ on the Student Debt Jubilee
Roger Federer wore a kilt to a tennis match and it's cooler than you'll ever be
Liberal goats are destroying America
How to invest your retirement away gun
Tesla sales are reportedly falling globally. How bad is it?
Even NASA's helicopter on Mars has to wait for software updates
Outdated pregnancy terms need a rebrand
Roger Federer wore a kilt to a tennis match and it's cooler than you'll ever be
Shop the iPad Air and iPad 11th generation for their lowest
Sony's Xperia 1 III is all about the camera
All the best family photos from Pippa Middleton's decadent weddingThe air traffic control tower of the future has no people—but it does have security concernsHow to protect yourself when social media is harming your selfAndroid will now show you exactly which apps are draining your batteryTake a sneak peek at four new 'Overwatch' skins coming next weekDrone law goes down, and now hobbyists don't have to registerInside the haunting, tooSchwarzenegger says he'll be back for 'Terminator' sequel with James CameronCyclops goat is real and wonderfulDwayne Johnson and Tom Hanks seem kinda serious about a White House runPrepare your sweet tooth: A Nutella café is coming to the U.S.Twitter was pretty devastated by 'I Am Heath Ledger'Samsung to unveil a stretchable display soonTwitter was pretty devastated by 'I Am Heath Ledger'Security researcher says he's figured out how to decrypt WannaCryThere is a protective bubble around Earth and we put it thereOh my god, please shut up about The SkimmAlec Baldwin bid a poignant farewell to Trump on 'Saturday Night Live' finaleYour next trueHow to share Google Photos animations to Instagram The Missing Images of Chinese Immigrants by May Ted Cruz Erotica The Shocking, Subversive Endings of Taeko Kōno’s Stories by Gabe Habash Poetry Rx: You Could Make This Place Beautiful by Sarah Kay The Smell of Dawn by Nina MacLaughlin Edward Gorey Lived at the Ballet by Mark Dery An Evening at New York’s New Playboy Club by Laura Bannister Poetry Rx: I Was No Good at Survival by Kaveh Akbar On Uwe Johnson: The Hardest Book I’ve Ever Translated by Damion Searls Surviving Unrequited Love with Ivan Turgenev by Viv Groskop The Library Fire: An Interview with Susan Orlean by Brent Katz Something We All Can Agree On: The Moon by The Paris Review New Morals for Aesop's Fables Staff Picks: Good Guys, Goose Fat, and Ghosts of Mars by The Paris Review Cooking with Octavia Butler by Valerie Stivers Behind the Author’s Photo by Beowulf Sheehan Selections from Leonard Cohen’s Notebooks The Sight of Dawn by Nina MacLaughlin Redux: You Only Vote Once in a While by The Paris Review Uwe Johnson: Not This But That by Damion Searls
0.8857s , 10111.6484375 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【One on One Lessons Where You Learn Through Hands on Caressing】,Miracle Information Network