How to Say “Volvo” in Swedish

Volvo
Volvo is the Swedish name for the automobile manufacturer Volvo.
Volvo is used as a proper noun to refer to the Swedish automotive company.
Meaning: automobile manufacturer (name)

Did you know?

  • The company's logo, which is often seen alongside the name, features the ancient chemical symbol for iron, reflecting Sweden's industrial history.
  • The name Volvo comes from the Latin word for 'I roll', which was chosen to evoke the movement of wheels.
  • The association of Volvo with safety became a cultural linguistic marker after the company invented the three-point safety belt and gave the patent away for free to all competitors.

Examples in context

  • Jag kör en Volvo.
    I drive a Volvo.
  • Är det en ny Volvo?
    Is that a new Volvo?
  • Min farfar älskar Volvo.
    My grandfather loves Volvo.

Example conversation

Emma and Karl are looking at cars in a parking lot.

  1. Emma

    Titta på den där Volvo!
    Look at that Volvo!
  2. Karl

    Ja, den ser väldigt säker ut.
    Yes, it looks very safe.
  3. Emma

    Jag vill ha en Volvo också.
    I want a Volvo too.
  4. Karl

    Vi kan titta på dem imorgon.
    We can look at them tomorrow.
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