The interior of this is fitted with amber perforated nappa leather and walnut inlays accenting dark charcoal trim. Unless you're interested in a limousine-like experience from the XC90 Excellence, the 2018 Volvo XC90 T6 Inscription is probably all you need from a luxury SUV. This tester was finished with the deep Onyx Black Metallic (a $595 option) and the $800 21-inch eight spoke alloy wheels.
Despite its new face, the new XC90 has almost the same profile as its predecessor, and while the LED taillights are more shapely, they still stretch up into the D-pillars. The bold front end features narrow LED headlights with striking "Thor's Hammer" LED daytime running lights, which flank the waterfall grille that showcases Volvo's iconic logo. To see how this luxurious, high-tech SUV stacks up against its rivals, we spent a week in a fully loaded 2018 Volvo XC90 T6 Inscription.Īfter 12 years of looking at the same XC90, the 2018 Volvo XC90 is a far more modern take on this SUV, but it still has the familiar sensibly elegant design that we've come to expect from Volvo in recent years.
Both trends came to an end with the introduction of the second-gen XC90 for the 2016 model year.Since its launch, Volvo's three-row, mid-size SUV has earned plenty of awards and acclaim including Motor Trend SUV of the Year and North American Truck/Utility of the Year in 2016. Boxy cars dominated the design language for decades and the company's first SUV, the XC90, lasted 12 years (2003-2014) without any major changes.
#VOLVO CROSSOVER 2018 UPGRADE#
The Swedish manufacturer has not revealed if the petrol-hybrid T8 Excellence trim of the XC90 will also benefit from this equipment update, but dealers have confirmed that it will receive an upgrade as well.Change doesn't come around very often at Volvo. In terms of powertrain, the XC90 D5 continues with the 2.0-litre, four-cylinder diesel making 235hp and 480Nm of peak torque, which is mated to an eight-speed transmission that sends power to all four wheels. The R-Design variant misses out on the top-spec’s ventilated seats with a massage function for the front ones and features a slightly different treatment on sections like the outside mirrors, windows, gear lever, sill moulding and remote control. The higher-spec variants are equipped with a blind spot information system along with cross traffic alerts, rear collision mitigation support (it was offered only at the front earlier), a 360-degree camera and a heated steering. The base Momentum trim now comes with features like heated front seats, paddleshifters, adaptive cruise control, a parking assist system that can self-park and a compass. With the update, the base Momentum is now priced at Rs 76.47 lakh, the mid-spec R-Design costs Rs 83.92 lakh, and the top-spec Inscription will set you back by Rs 86.96 lakh (all prices ex-showroom, pan-India).
#VOLVO CROSSOVER 2018 UPDATE#
Volvo has silently launched a 2018 model year update for its XC90 D5 diesel model, in which all three trim levels get more equipment and safety kit.
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