Volvo’s updated XC60 to start from £49,240
Revised SUV gains extra equipment and a sharpened exterior design.
Volvo has confirmed pricing for its updated XC60, which hits the road at £49,240.
Available with both mild- and plug-in hybrid setups, the new XC60 gains an updated exterior design with a revised grille and new alloy wheel options. The rear light clusters of the new XC60 feature a darkened finish, too.
Inside, there’s a new 11.2-inch infotainment system similar to that found in the EX30, EX90, XC90 and ES90 models. As a result, it has a faster processor for more responsive inputs, ensuring a more user-friendly experience.
In addition, the centre console has been redesigned – as well as the wireless charging pad – while extra sound insulation should help the XC60 to remain even more hushed at speed.
Volvo has also added a new Single motor variant to its seven-seater EX90, too, bringing a range of up to 380 miles from a single charge and a 0-60mph time of 8.2 seconds. A new Plus trim level brings a new lower entry price to the EX90, too, with the electric SUV now starting from £82,660.
Pricing for the new EX30 Cross Country – which gets a more rugged look and a raised ride height over the standard car – has also been announced. It’s available to order now, with prices starting from £47,060.
Both the EC40 and EX40 models have been given a larger battery, too. Single Motor Extended Range versions get a 79kWh battery, up on the 75kWh version available previously. As a result, there’s a 15-mile boost in range, up to a total of 360 miles for the EC40 and 358 miles for the EX40.
