Items featured in the 2010 Volvo S60 Concept (What will make it into the production model….only time will tell):

• Viking longboat headlamps.
• Cleaner lines inside and out.
• Car and pedestrian detection system.
• Adaptive cruise control
• Reduced CO2  emissions:

• high-efficiency GTDi (Gasoline Turbocharged Direct Injection) technology.
• Stratified combustion. The combustion chamber is designed such that a mist consisting of the optimal blend of air and fuel is formed around the spark plug, surrounded in turn by pure air. This allows the engine to operate with a surplus of air, thus cutting fuel consumption.
• Start/stop, a functionality that switches off the engine when the car is at a standstill.
• Powershift. Two manual gearboxes work in parallel, each regulated by its own clutch.
• EPAS (Electric Power Assisted Steering). In principle an “electric servo” where the conventional hydraulic pump has been replaced by an electric motor.
• “DRIVe-Mode”. Gives the driver the possibility of reducing fuel consumption via an “economy mode” that limits the function of a number of selected electrical or mechanical systems.
• Grille shutter. A wind-deflecting panel that can be closed to reduce air drag when there is less need for cooling air.
• Flat underbody panels.
• The use of lightweight materials in the car body.

For pics of the 2010 S60 concept go to the Volvo Newsroom.