VOLVO Automobile Malaysia arranged its first-ever Safety Driving Experience as part of its For Life project at KL Base, Sungai Besi– the nation’s renowned very first airstrip.
Over the very first weekend of March, the occasion invited 240 individuals, consisting of Volvo owners and lovers, who took part in finding out important protective driving abilities. Workouts such as brake, guide, and prevent, in addition to quick-reaction lane altering, were performed to improve individuals’ protective driving abilities.
In addition, guests had the chance to check the velocity and handling of Volvo vehicles through a slalom course on the 1.8km-long runway. Volvo’s onboard security innovation, consisting of cross-traffic alert and pilot help, was included in between turns to display the brand name’s dedication to security.
The occasion likewise provided Volvo’s whole variety of totally electrical and plug-in hybrid designs, consisting of SUVs like the Volvo XC90 and XC60, sedans such as the Volvo S90 and S60, the Volvo V60 estate, and the sub-compact Volvo XC40 provided with either a completely electrical or moderate hybrid powertrain.
A standout function of the screen was the Volvo C40 Recharge Pure Electric crossover SUV, provided in a brand-new Vapour Grey colourway alternative. Upgraded for design year 2024, the C40 Recharge boasts as much as 550km in electrical variety, faster DC charging for a bigger battery pack, and pixel headlight innovation.
Patricia Yaw, Head of Marketing & & PR of Volvo Car Malaysia, stressed the significance of the Volvo Safety Driving Experience, mentioning, “When you feel safe, you can be genuinely complimentary.” The occasion intended to empower Volvo motorists with the essential state of mind and understanding for roadway security, equipping them with life-saving abilities and self-confidence in Volvo cars and trucks geared up with sophisticated motorist support systems and security developments.
Secret activities throughout the occasion consisted of the “brake, swerve, prevent” workout to develop motorists’ self-confidence in dealing with unforeseen barriers on the roadway, in addition to training reflexes for challenging circumstances like unexpected lane altering without braking to prevent head-on accidents. In addition, individuals delighted in experiencing the cars and trucks’ velocity and managing on KL Base’s 1.8km-long runway, more boosting their driving abilities and self-confidence behind the wheel.