In 2014, Volvo took a bold move to expand its legacy of safety: it introduced City Safety. Now a part of IntelliSafe, City Safety is the suite of advanced technology features designed to reduce the risk of a Volvo colliding with a pedestrian or cyclist around Chicagoland, aiming for the automaker’s goal that no one be killed or seriously injured in a Volvo by 2020.
Since 1927, Volvo has built up a reputation for high-quality, luxurious, affordable vehicles that deliver true value to Schaumburg and Naperville drivers -- and in that time, Volvo safety has become world-renowned. The modern suite of features and design elements that drive this reputation is called IntelliSafe, with the goal that no one be killed or seriously injured in a Volvo by 2020.
If you’re considering one of the new Volvo vehicles in Schaumburg, you might be wondering who owns Volvo. The brand, which was founded by Assar Gabrielsson and Gustaf Larson, used to be owned by Ford Motor Company, but they were bought by a Chinese company and now the Volvo owner is Zhejiang Geely Holding Group, as of 2010. Despite the ownership changes, Volvo continues to make some of the safest and most dependable cars on the road.
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