A new video has surfaced that shows Volvo attaching one of its XC 40 SUVs, and other cars, to a crane. These vehicles are connected to the crane and then hoisted 30 meters into the air.

Volvo says that rescue workers typically only get to experiment on cars in this condition that are much older and sitting in junkyards. However, those vehicles aren’t representative of new cars ...

The solution? Gravity. Volvo thus dropped 10 new cars (sad!) from a crane over an impact site that was ready with video cameras and a bunch of Swedish first responders, who then tried to access ...

Volvo dropped a bunch of new cars from a crane; they say it was to help rescue services save lives. Yep, they dropped brand new Volvos from 30 meters high for the greater good.

That’s why Volvo dropped a bunch of new cars and SUVs from a 100-foot crane to the ground. Well, that and also because doing so gave rescue workers extremely valuable data, training, and ...

Volvo Cars has executed its most extreme crash tests ever, dropping several new cars multiple times from a crane from a height of 30 meters (98.4 ft). Why did they go through the trouble of doing ...

Any crash test of a car is extreme, but Volvo VLVLY is taking them to a new level — literally. It is dropping its cars roughly 100 feet from a crane, repeatedly, all for the sake of saving lives.

Volvo, which U.S. News called the second-safest ... but this was the first time we dropped them from a crane,” says Håkan Gustafson. “We knew we would see extreme deformations after the ...

Swedish rescue workers got a helping hand from Volvo in this sense ... All cars were lifted to 30 meters (98.5 feet) by crane and then dropped to the ground, simulating full frontal, full lateral ...

Volvo has gone to incredible lengths to prove the safety of its latest vehicles - by raising 10 of them some 100 feet in the air with a crane before sending them crashing to the ground.