New analysis from Volvo Cars shows the new Volvo XC90 makes a positive contribution to reduced emissions from traffic by private cars in Norway, it is stated by a message from the importer.
Data shows that up to 50 per cent of your driving is happening with the electric drive. 29 per cent of all driving occurs with only electricity, and at 49 percent of driving is the petrol version in use less than 20 per cent, that is only in operation when rapid accelerations or formula one.
Through its system of diagnosis acquiring Volvo Cars information about kjøremønsteret to 400 of the country’s XC90 T8. When the batteries are empty after driving up to 40 miles on pure electricity, runs the cars over in the hybrid mode where, among other things bremseenergi contributes to lower fuel consumption and lower emissions.
In 2016 was 58 per cent of all sold Volvo XC90 here in the country, a plug-in hybrid.
2016 was the year where the politicians showed vigor and car taxes had received its definitive green direction for lower emissions on the Norwegian roads. We now have a forward-looking avgiftssystem as a player on the team with the technology, where the environment will be rewarded in an efficient way. The sale shows that the customers immediately respond by buying new technology with low emissions, among others represented by the XC90 T8, says Øystein discussion herland, managing director of Volvo Car Norway.
Read our test of the Volvo XC90 T8 here
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