Volvo has quite successfully transformed itself from a mainstream brand to a genuine alternative to established luxury brands such as Audi and BMW. It has done so via a combination of technologically-advanced vehicles, a focus on comfort, and good Swedish design.
The transformation really started with the arrival of the second-generation XC90 for 2016. Since then Volvo has added the S90 and V90 Cross Country and laid the groundwork for an onslaught of additional models. In fact, in just a couple of years, the XC90 will be the oldest model in Volvo’s lineup.
Here’s what you can expect when visiting a Volvo showroom in 2017.
- Edition model with extra standard equipment added to lineup.
- Polestar model adopts supercharged and turbocharged inline-4.
- Edition model with extra standard equipment added to lineup.
- Polestar model adopts supercharged and turbocharged inline-4.
- New model added to lineup.
- Replaces S80 as Volvo flagship sedan.
- Comes with standard front-wheel drive and available all-wheel drive.
- Comes with standard partial self-driving system.
- Available with turbocharged inline-4 and supercharged and turbocharged inline-4.
- Available with sporty R-Design package and luxury-oriented Inscription package.
- Plug-in hybrid model to be introduced for 2018.
- Extra-plush Excellence model expected to be introduced for 2018.
- Available exclusively as V90 Cross Country soft-roader for 2017.
- Regular V90 to be introduced for 2018.
- Replaces V70 and XC70.
- Comes with standard front-wheel drive and available all-wheel drive.
- Comes with standard partial self-driving system.
- Available with turbocharged inline-4 and supercharged and turbocharged inline-4.
- Available with sporty R-Design package and luxury-oriented Inscription package.
- Plug-in hybrid model to be introduced for 2018.
- T5 model with standard front-wheel drive and turbocharged inline-4 added to lineup.
- Extra-plush Excellence model added to lineup.
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