Volvo's electric vehicles to date have been offshoots of existing car platforms (yes, even the Polestar 2), but it's now ready to show just what it can do when it builds an EV from the ground up.

Volvo 360c's party concept focuses on play and not work. Partygoers don't have to worry about ensuring there's a designated driver, as everyone can let their hair down after a long week of work.

The 360c concept unveiled at Volvo’s headquarters in Gothenburg, Sweden, puts a face on these changes. It’s fully autonomous; it doesn’t have pedals or a steering wheel.

It looks like the sort of cabin you’d see on a $20,000 United Emirates dream flight, complete with a dining table, bed, and champagne on ice. But it’s not a plane. It’s a Volvo. [Photo: Volvo] ...

Volvo’s automotive interior designers have specced the Concept Recharge’s more expansive insides to give off “a truly Scandinavian living room feeling.” The SUV’s suicide doors open side ...