A standout surprise from Sweden arrived at the SEMA Show when Caresto unveiled the Volvo T6 Roadster. Built specifically to impress an American audience, the car follows classic hot-rod rules—and proves Europeans can play on that turf just as well as the pioneers. Styled after 1930s American hot rods and often compared to the Chrysler Prowler, the two-seat T6 Roadster is constructed around a steel tubular frame using key components from the Volvo S80. Power comes from Volvo’s

The Volvo P1560 Prototype, developed in 1968 by Italian design house Carrozzeria Coggiola, was the first in a series of experimental...

The 2004 Volvo V50 SV Concept was a high-performance one-off build unveiled at the SEMA Show. Based on Volvo’s compact V50 sports wagon,...

The 2004 Volvo V50 Romero Britto was a unique one-off art car created in collaboration with the world-renowned pop artist Romero Britto....

The 2004 Volvo YCC (Your Concept Car) was a groundbreaking concept designed by women, for women, with the aim of creating a more...

The 2004 Volvo 3CC was a groundbreaking concept car that reflected Volvo’s vision for sustainable mobility, safety, and innovation....

The 1991 Colani Volvo Sport is a striking example of Luigi Colani's innovative approach to automotive design, predating the more widely...

A digital collection Luigi Colani's concept car and motorcycle designs (1953-2019) Luigi Colani, a visionary German industrial designer,...

The 2003 Volvo Versatility Concept Car (VCC), designed by José Diaz de la Vega, represents a striking vision of how future Volvo vehicles...

The 2002 Volvo ACC2 Concept made its debut at the Geneva Auto Show, showcasing Volvo's vision for extreme winter transportation. As an...

Embark on a journey through the 1990s' most revolutionary concept cars, from high-performance supercars to eco-friendly hybrids. Explore...

The 2001 Volvo SCC Concept, standing for Safety Concept Car, made a significant appearance at the international motor show with its focus...