New Volvo XC90 review, test drive

    The all-new XC90 SUV is more about comfort and luxury than about thrills and squeals. Hormazd Sorabjee gives in to its unconventional appeal.

    Published on Apr 01, 2015 01:58:00 PM

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    Volvo India will start taking orders for the new XC90 in late April or early May this year, and formally launch the car in September. Only the D5 diesel engine option will initially be available, but you’ll get a choice of both Inscription and Momentum trims. In early 2016, the T8 Hybrid will be here too, but only in the top-end Inscription trim. Prices aren’t announced yet, but the carmaker has indicated that it’s pegging the XC90 squarely against the Audi Q7. However, Volvo claims the XC90 will be better-equipped than its German rival and even the base Momentum variant will get high-end features like adaptive air suspension.

    To get a foothold in the luxury SUV market, Volvo India’s strategy is to cram the XC90 with a lot of kit to make it outstanding value. If you’re looking for an SUV to keep you safe and calm, the XC90 is a wonderfully refreshing and soothing alternative to the mainstream German brands.

    Volvo XC90 Price, Mileage, Specifications, Features and Variants
    BrandVolvo
    Model NameXC90
    Volvo XC90 Price₹ 1.19 crore
    Volvo XC90 Range/MileagePetrol : 12.39kpl
    Volvo XC90 SpecificationsSUV | 5 doors | 7 seats
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    Volvo XC90 FeaturesMatrix LED headlight | 11.2-inch Touchscreen display | 7 airbags
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    Volvo XC90 VariantsUltra B5
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