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Volvo Increases the Batteries for 2028 XC60 and XC90 Plug-in Refresh

  • On Tuesday, Volvo Cars launched new long-range hybrid variants of its XC60 and XC90 models for European and American markets.
  • Larger battery packs and a more powerful electric motor enable the new variants to achieve electric range more than "two and a half times as long as existing variants," Volvo said.
  • Inside the cabin, the XC60 offers up to 200 km of electric range while the XC90 provides up to 160 km, both featuring an 11.2-inch touchscreen and Google Gemini integration.
  • Volvo refreshed the exterior with updated "Thor's Hammer" LED headlights and revised bumpers, adding Lane Change Assist and Bowers & Wilkins audio to higher trim levels.
  • These long-range hybrids represent a "bridge to a fully electric future," Volvo Cars said, while mild-hybrid versions of both SUVs remain available for customer flexibility.
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Volvo has introduced a new plug-in hybrid system, which gives the company's best-selling model, the XC60, an autonomy of 200 kilometers in electric mode, which is a record among plug-in hybrids currently available. The new plug-in hybrid system, with traction to the four wheels, continues to be based on the 2.0-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine, but the battery capacity has been increased from 19 to 41.2 kWh, while a more powerful electric mot…

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Volvo is revising the XC60 in an unusually extensive way and giving the plug-in hybrid a significantly larger battery. This brings the long-standing bestseller closer to the electric car.

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The Globe & Mail broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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