Recently, we obtained a set of real-life photos of the all-new Volvo XC90 from relevant sources. As a facelifted model, the new car will feature upgrades in both exterior and interior design, as well as powertrain, and will adopt a 7-seat layout. Additionally, the plug-in hybrid model's WLTP all-electric range is 70 km.
In terms of appearance, the new model retains the current angular design. However, the front grille has been redesigned with new patterns and interlacing lines for added detail. The grille is also connected to the "Thor's Hammer" headlamp units on both sides, creating a visual stretching effect and making the front end appear wider. The overall shape of the rear remains unchanged, but new taillight designs enhance the vehicle's recognizability.
Inside, according to previous announcements, the new XC90 will feature an 11.2-inch central touchscreen. The center console will be adorned with fabric and wood trim to elevate the car's interior quality. Additionally, features like the Bowers & Wilkins sound system and the classic crystal gear lever light will be available.
For powertrain, the new Volvo XC90 will offer two versions of the 2.0T engine: the B5 with 184 kW and the B6 with 220 kW. The plug-in hybrid model will combine a 2.0T engine with an electric motor, providing a combined power output of 335 kW and a total range of over 800 km. Furthermore, the new XC90 will offer air suspension, which can raise the vehicle by 40 mm or lower it by 20 mm in standard mode. The active chassis system will monitor the road and vehicle at a frequency of up to 500 times per second, offering a smoother driving experience.
