Federal Auto Cars, Malaysia’s longest operating dealer for Volvo Cars, is now offering up to RM 31k worth of goodies when you buy a new Volvo. The offer is available to all 2021 model year Volvo XC60 T8 Recharge and Volvo S60 T8 Recharge. The plug-in hybrid Volvo XC 60 T8 Recharge, which starts from RM 324,656, is now on offer with RM 9,200 worth of free maintenance package for 5 years, plus RM 5,450 of Polestar engine performance upgrade package. On top of that, customers who buy their XC 60 T8

Back in May 2020, Volvo Malaysia launched the 2020 Volvo S60 T8 CKD, priced the same as the imported version at RM 295,888 (SST included). Features remained largely the same as well, save for a few items like the removal of 12V socket in the boot and split folding seats. Some were expecting a drop in price but as Volvo mentioned during the launch of the CBU version, it was already priced as a locally-assembled one. And that under RM 300k, no direct rivals come close to what it has to offer. Its

Following Volvo’s announcement that all of its models will be limited to 180 km/h starting from 2020, the question on most people’s mind is: is the Volvo S60 CKD limited to 180 km/h? According to Volvo Cars Malaysia’s Managing Director Nalin Jain, the Volvo S60 CKD isn’t limited to 180 km/h. That said, he expects the 180 km/h speed limit to be implemented on all new Volvo cars sold globally later this year, subject to the current pandemic situation. The 180 km/h speed limit will also apply to Vo

Volvo Car Malaysia (VCM) has officially launched the locally-assembled (CKD) 2020 Volvo S60 T8 PHEV R-Design. This CKD variant replaces the previously USA-imported S60. Here’s a full rundown of the new Volvo S60 T8 CKD and help you decide whether is this your next perfect car: How much is the Volvo S60 T8 CKD? Priced at RM 295,888 (OTR without insurance), the CKD S60 is priced exactly as the CBU units. This is because VCM managed to secure duties exemption from the Malaysian Government for the C

At Volvo Car Malaysia (VCM) annual business review, the company has confirmed that the locally-assembled (CKD) 2020 Volvo S60 will be launched in Malaysia in 2020, replacing the fully imported (CBU) units that were launched in 2019. VCM did not disclose the timeline of the launch but assured that the pricing and specification of the S60 CKD model will be identical to the CBU units that were offered in a sole S60 T8 Twin Engine plug-in hybrid R-design priced at RM 295,888 (OTR without insurance).

After nearly a decade of absence, the S60 sedan and its wagon twin the V60 will be making a return to Malaysia. This was confirmed earlier this week in an investors’ briefing by MBM Resources (MBMR), the parent company of Volvo Car dealer Federal Auto. No further details were provided but MBMR confirmed that both the S60 and V60 are in the pipeline for a launch later this year. Set to go up against the segment’s traditional stalwarts like the Mercedes-Benz C-Class and BMW 3 Series, the S60 offer