Volvo has taken the wraps off the V90 Cross Country. The car completes the 90 Series of models in the Volvo lineup.
The Volvo V90 Cross Country has been tested and developed in Sweden. Compared to the standard V90, the ground clearance by 65 mm to 218 mm. This is higher than the Audi A6 All Road that has a ground clearance of 185 mm. The car also gets body cladding on the exterior to distinguish it from its stable mate.
In terms of features, the Volvo V90 Cross Country is expected to get semi-autonomous Pilot Assist system, a 9″ touchscreen with sat-nav, 12.3″ active TFT driver’s information display, and a high end Bowers & Wilkins Sound system.
There is no official information on the engines for the Volvo V90 Cross Country yet but is expected to get the same motors as the standard V90. The Volvo V90 Cross Country gets all wheel drive as standard.
“Our cars are well known for their safety, strength and durability,” said Dr Peter Mertens, senior VP of R&D for Volvo. “With All-Wheel Drive, increased ride height and a chassis optimised for comfort and control in all weather and road conditions, the new V90 Cross Country takes our versatile V90 estate and adds the heart of an explorer.”
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