Driving assist also helps with reversing out of parking. There’s also a Blind Spot Information System (BLIS) with steer assist. When a vehicle enters your blind spot or approaches rapidly, you’re alerted via a light in the left or right door mirror.
Infotainment keeps you connected
The Volvo C40 comes with a great infotainment system, jointly developed with Google and based on the Android operating system. Google Assist even turns on the seat warmers and Google Maps tells you where to find the next EV charging station. However, there are a few downsides to the car. The car’s rear visibility isn’t great, as the rear window is quite small. Back seat passengers are basically sitting above the battery modules in stadium-style seating. If you’re tall, you might hit your head on the roof. Are car salesrooms a thing of the past? The Volvo C40 is only available online — although buyers can place an order with a physical retailer if desired. The price starts at $59,845 USD with orders open for 2022.
