Volvo has updated the 2010 C70 to give it the look of the S60 concept that was shown to the public months ago. The car now has a wedge shape due to the redesigned front wings. Lending more aggression to the front end are new headlamps that are angled upwards as well as larger intakes and larger recesses. Fedde Talsma, exterior chief designer of Volvo Cars, said that the front and rear of the car were redesigned so they harmonize more with the larger Volvo models. At the rear, the C70 gets LED lamps and larger lettering across the boot. A new color — Flamenco Red Pearl – is now available. The instrument panel has been redesigned and Volvo says better-quality materials have been used to increase the exclusiveness and to enhance the “feeling of luxury.” Engines range from a 134bhp 2.0 diesel to the 227bhp T5 petrol. Photo gallery and video after the jump!

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