2025 Volvo XC90: 5 reasons you should consider buying the upcoming SUV

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₹1.01 crore (ex-showroom) and the facelift is likely to introduce a slight premium. For those interested in the updated Volvo XC90, here are the key highlights:DesignThe facelift includes a redesigned front grille featuring diagonal slats. The LED daytime running lights maintain their signature Thor hammer design with slight modifications while the front bumper has been enhanced with additional air intakes.

The XC90 facelift also offers new alloy wheel designs and revamped LED taillights representing the SUV's second significant facelift since its initial launch in 2014.Interior and featuresInside, the cabin now boasts an upgraded 11.2-inch infotainment touchscreen replacing the previous nine-inch version. The display is vertically positioned between the AC vents and just above the HVAC panel. The plug-in hybrid XC90 features a dedicated shortcut for the electric-only driving mode.

The general layout remains consistent and it will still be available in a seven-seat configuration. Additionally, Volvo has introduced Frequency Selective Damping technology in the updated XC90 to enhance ride quality, improve sound insulation and provide extra storage compartments.SpecificationsThe facelifted Volvo XC90 retains the same powertrains as before with the diesel option removed. All variants are all-wheel drive and are paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission.

The B5 engine is a 2.0-litre four-cylinder unit generating 247 bhp, while the B6 variant boosts power to 297 bhp using a supercharger. Both are mild hybrids supported by a 48-volt electric motor. The robust PHEV unit features a 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine producing 455 bhp.