Marshall Volvo Nottingham is set to unveil a brand new Scandi-style store by early 2025.
The £2 million refurbished store at Riverside Retail Park on Electric Avenue will feature Volvo’s signature lounge area complete with Scandinavian furniture
Customers will be able to relax or work while they wait thanks to the free Wi-Fi and private office space. An interior viewing window will also allow customers to see all activity in the new workshops.
The retailer’s new home will also feature 6 electric charging points for Volvo’s growing range of electric vehicles, including the new EX30 and the pure electric XC40 and plug-in hybrids, as well as a wide range of Volvo Selekt Approved Used models.
Matthew Mills, head of business at Marshall Volvo Nottingham, said: “We are thrilled that work is well underway on our brand new store.
“This is a significant investment for us and we’re incredibly proud to be supporting Volvo’s mission towards sustainability with our thoughtfully designed showroom. We’ve put a lot of work into creating the perfect space in which guests can feel relaxed, while incorporating the latest eco-friendly technology to ensure we’re as sustainable as possible.
“We’re looking forward to welcoming existing and new guests to our future-ready home to discuss their motoring needs.”
Part of the Constellation Automotive Group, Marshall was established in 1909 by David Gregory Marshall in Cambridge and is the UK’s 6th largest motor retail group – according to the latest AM100 rankings.
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AM deputy editor Aimée Turner has been a specialist B2B editor and journalist covering the international transportation sector for more than 20 years.
She has specialised in the significant safety, regulatory, and environmental issues that impact advanced technology businesses in the pursuit of more efficient, safer and sustainable transportation modes.
