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2014 Volvo S80 price; D4 Summum likely to cost Rs 41.9 lakh

Facelifted Volvo S80 sports some styling changes on the outside and gets more equipment as well.
1 min read18 Mar '14
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According to our sources, the 2014 Volvo S80 is likely to be priced at Rs 41.9 lakh for the base D4 and Rs 45.5 lakh for the top D5.

Swedish carmaker Volvo is all set to launch a facelift of its S80 sedan here on March 19. The facelifted Volvo S80 sports a smaller grille, new headlights with daytime-running lamps and revised front and rear bumpers. It also comes with new alloys.

There's also new equipment in the form of a new seven-inch touchscreen and in-car internet connectivity via a dongle or the user's internet-enabled phone.

2014 Volvo S80 price; D4 Summum likely to cost Rs 41.9 lakh

The engine line-up remains the same with 2.0-litre and 2.4-litre diesel motors powering the base and the top-of-the-line model, respectively.

According to our sources, the 2014 Volvo S80 is likely to be priced at Rs 41.9 lakh for the base D4 model and Rs 45.5 lakh for the top D5 variant (all prices, ex-showroom, Mumbai).

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