This Volvo review will focus on the XC40 and XC60 models, as well as the Polestar Engineered model. All of these are good models, but there are some differences between them. For example the XC40 can be a bit more expensive that its sister models. The XC90 Polestar Engineering is a cheaper option if you are looking for a vehicle that will be more affordable.
XC40
The Volvo XC40 SUV crossover is a fantastic choice. It sits up high and feels safe, with comfortable seats and excellent visibility. It also boasts one among the most stylish interiors in its class. The XC40's doors and side mirrors have a distinctive jaunty shape. It features two rear parking cameras as well as rear reversing and rear parking cameras. There is also a 360 degree surround-view monitor.
XC60
The Volvo XC60 compact SUV may be for you. The interior is spacious and the ride is comfortable. It boasts a 2.0-litre fourcylinder engine with both petrol- and diesel power. You can also get a plug-in version of this engine, which provides significant savings on your company's car tax.
XC90
Safety is paramount when it comes the Volvo XC90. The luxury SUV is loaded with more than a dozen airbags and has all the latest safety systems. The vehicle also has a road departure system that warns the driver if the vehicle is approaching the highway. This system places the seatbelts in a strategic location to prevent the car rolling off the road.
Polestar Engineered Model
The Polestar Engineered Volvo is the perfect choice if you are looking for more power and performance. This model includes the most advanced technology, including performance components and suspension. It can reach speeds of 0-60 miles per hour in just 4.1 seconds. It also has a maximum power output rating of 455 horsepower.
XC40 T4
The Volvo XC40 has a very high interior quality rating. Its cabin is spacious, with excellent visibility for the driver. The XC40 has a large cargo area with clever storage solutions. The tight access to car seat anchors and the small storage compartments can make for uncomfortable seating positions.
XC60 B5
The Volvo XC60, a decent all arounder, offers good handling and a decent level of ride quality. The car is especially nice to drive on the motorway, with a nice, smooth ride that isn't overly harsh or jerky. It has good visibility, especially in city centres.
XC60 T4
The XC60 is a comfortable and luxurious car to drive. The large, high resolution touchscreen infotainment screen runs on Google software. There are many customization options. It can also be controlled with voice using Google Assistant. It is comfortable on smooth roads but a little spongy when driving on rough roads.
XC90 T8
The Volvo XC90 facelift for 2020 has made it look different, but it's still the same car. The Volvo XC90 still looks great, with a little chrome and the older Sensus infotainment systems. There are now new variants available, including one that can be mildly hybrid. These are 20 percent cheaper than the T8 starting price.