Volvo Cars has unveiled the updated Volvo S90 plug-in hybrid, adding new technology and design upgrades. The exterior now reflects Volvo’s shift toward full electrification. Inside, the brand included new premium materials and enhanced features to improve the driving experience.

Volvo improved the infotainment system with a user interface designed for better interaction. The new 11.2-inch center display gives drivers easier access to controls. Volvo said it will send over-the-air software updates to enhance the car over time.

As a plug-in hybrid, the Volvo’s S90 delivers 80 kilometers (approx. 50 miles) of fully electric range per charge under the WLTP testing cycle. This allows many drivers to complete daily commutes with zero tailpipe emissions. Volvo also offers the S90 as a mild hybrid, which uses a four-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine.

Volvo S90 Plug-In Safety and Style

Safety Features

Volvo designed the S90 with an advanced safety cage and built-in active safety features. The Pilot Assist function supports highway and road driving by maintaining speed, adjusting to slower traffic, and providing gentle steering assistance.

Design and Availability

Volvo blended luxury with Scandinavian minimalism in the S90’s new exterior. The model features updated front and rear styling, Thor’s Hammer headlights with LED tech, and redesigned taillights. Volvo introduced new metallic paint colors and diamond-cut alloy wheels to enhance the vehicle’s road presence. Customers in China can order the new S90 this summer, and Volvo will expand availability to additional markets soon.

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