Volvo S60 - born in ice and snow, feel confident

For the cold winter, especially the cold weather in the north, occasionally mixed with rain and snow, a reliable travel tool is particularly important. At this time, due to its "native place" of Sweden, the Volvo S60 has a temperament born of ice and snow, allowing its owner to feel confident and bold while driving, focus on traveling and experience the joy of driving.

As for how confident the Volvo S60 is, we have to focus on its four major subsystems to confirm its sports performance. So what are these four subsystems? Let us learn about them together.

Vehicle sports performance mainly relies on four major subsystems, namely the power system, that is, the engine or battery motor, ESP control system & chassis adjustment, drive system, and tire & braking system.

Of course, the power system that bears the brunt is the most important point in sports performance. Looking at vehicles of the same level, Volvo’s acceleration to 100 kilometers is self-evident, and it certainly belongs to the first echelon. This is due to Volvo’s forward-looking SPA platform design, which can accommodate both single-engine design and engine-battery systems, and one platform The design has been finalized at least 5 years before the vehicle is mass-produced, and Volvo's forward-looking design characteristics are undoubtedly revealed.

The Volvo S60 uses the third generation of high-efficiency engines. Its biggest feature is its modular design. All engines come from the same platform, share core modules, and have the same displacement, bore, and stroke. Wait, and achieve the division of power output through a supercharger. Its excellent output performance not only beats its rivals such as Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Audi, but it has also been certified by Ward's Global Top Ten Engine Awards for three consecutive years, which fully demonstrates the depth of its technical content.

The excellent zero-to-100 acceleration performance helps Volvo to be powerful in various road conditions, and it can easily accelerate and overtake the car in front on icy and snowy roads.

Of course, if acceleration is easy in the world of ice and snow, then braking is even more valuable. Volvo S60 adopts a new electronically controlled brake to allow the propulsion force to be retracted and released. Its electronically controlled braking system achieves braking response in 0.15 seconds, increasing the braking speed by 2 times, and the highly integrated box-shaped design module achieves system weight reduction. 30, and can realize the braking energy recovery function.

The next thing that affects the sports system is the ESP control system & chassis tuning. Volvo S60 chassis tuning also uses a track sports car simulator including the Nürburgring track and the Swedish test base to restore the most realistic Sporty luxury feel.

At the same time, the Volvo S60 has three optional drive modes, namely front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive or electric four-wheel drive. The excellence of this feature when compared with the same level is self-evident.

The last point is the tire & braking system. The Volvo S60 is equipped with large-size brake discs, which effectively increases the braking force, lowers the braking temperature and reduces thermal decay to ensure the best braking performance. Regardless of wet or dry conditions, Pirelli and Michelin high-performance tires have extremely strong grip.

The above is the product breakdown of Volvo S60's sports performance.

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