What happened
Volvo has offered a tease of its new vehicle design, which the company says includes a surprise inside.
The teaser comes as Volvo plans to launch 13 new electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles by 2030.
The upcoming models are set to feature a new design as well as a revamped interior.
Why it matters
The teaser signals that Volvo intends to pair its electrification push with a fresh visual identity rather than carrying existing styling into its next generation of cars.
A redesigned interior suggests the company sees the cabin as a key part of how the new models will be differentiated, though the source does not detail what changes are planned.
With a stated target of 13 new electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles by 2030, the design language teased here is likely to shape a significant portion of Volvo's future lineup.
Key facts
Volvo is teasing a new vehicle design.
The tease includes a surprise inside.
Volvo plans 13 new electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles by 2030.
The upcoming models will feature a new design and a revamped interior.
What to watch next
Further details on the new design and the interior changes, which the source has not yet specified.
How the teased design translates across the 13 electric and plug-in hybrid models Volvo says are coming by 2030.
