Volvo's darling family hauler powerhouse gets a much-needed nip and tuck for 2025, but with the recent inclusion of the ...

My wife insists it’s an “age thing,” and I will admit it’s not always easy to stick with the plot, but Volvo doesn’t make it ...

2024’s Electrek EV of the year will again be controversial: The Volvo EX30. The svelt car from the Swedish brand that is owned by a Chinese company tops our list because it embodies the future ...

The Volvo XC60 first arrived in Malaysia in 2018 ... In 2022, the facelifted XC60 debuted with two variants: the mild-hybrid B5 Momentum (RM 292k) and the plug-in hybrid Recharge T8 Inscription Plus ...

The 2025 Volvo XC60's used prices in Australia typically range from $73,990 for the Plus B5 Mhev variant and topping out at $101,390 for the Ultra T8 Phev. There are 4 variants of the XC60 available ...

The 2024 Volvo XC60's used prices in Australia typically range from $73,100 for the Plus B5 Mhev variant and topping out at $102,700 for the T8 Black Edition Phev. There are 8 variants of the XC60 ...

“As practical and cleverly designed as you’d hope from Volvo. The EX90 is the best electric family SUV available right now” The first genuinely convincing premium school run car of the ...

Volvo’s XC90 flagship hybrid SUV now has an electric counterpart in the EX90 – a full e-SUV with streamlined looks and a minimalist interior. However, the Swedish firm isn’t quite done with the ...

Just last month, Volvo revealed an updated XC90 plug-in hybrid ... The base XC90 (non-plug-in B5) will start at $58,450, plus a $1,295 destination fee. The B6 hybrid starts at $63,595.

As the brand's flagship car, the Volvo EX90 goes big on technology but retains some Scandinavian design to give it a unique presence in the premium SUV market. The interior quality is as you’d ...

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You can count Volvo among the automakers quietly curtailing their electrification efforts in the face of astronomical development costs and decreased demand. It’s not as if Volvo is abandoning ...