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Volvo's Sportiest Car Isn't For Adults
Volvo has introduced a small coupe for kids named as XC Coupe. Read now to know more about the smallest coupe by the Swedish car manufacturer.
Swedish automaker Volvo has launched a new coupe. Well, if you are excited about the new car then you should go back to your childhood!
Volvo launched the Concept XC Coupe for kids through a clever commercial. At first, it seems like the company is introducing a new concept model, but then it says no driving license required.
The new Volvo Rider Concept XC Coupe is a new single seater toy car for your future driver. The small coupe features functional front and rear lights which will switch off automatically after ten minutes.
The XC Coupe is powered by the legs of your 1 to 3-year-old child. The toy car is also equipped with an operational horn. The car comes with a fixed speedometer decal indicating 120km/h.
The XC Coupe is offered in Silver and Crash Test Orange colour scheme. The orange variant also includes authentic crash test markings. Because at the young age, our children's should be aware of safety.
Volvo has catered the future generation with its new XC Coupe. But adults are still waiting for a proper sports coupe from the Swedish automaker.
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