The Volvo XC60 2022 prices range from $41,999 for the basic trim level SUV XC60 B5 Momentum Mhev to $82,888 for the top of the range SUV XC60 Recharge Phev.
The Volvo XC60 2022 is available in Hybrid with Premium Unleaded and —.
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Volvo XC60 Models | SPECS | PRICE |
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B5 Inscription Mhev | 2.0LHyb/PULPHybrid with Premium Unleaded8 SP AUTO8 speed automatic | $72,050 – 82,830 |
B5 Momentum Mhev | 2.0LHyb/PULPHybrid with Premium Unleaded8 SP AUTO8 speed automatic | $65,450 – 75,240 |
B6 R-Design Mhev | 2.0LHyb/PULPHybrid with Premium Unleaded8 SP AUTO8 speed automatic | $77,770 – 89,430 |
Plus B5 Mhev | 2.0L8 SP AUTO8 speed automatic | $68,640 – 78,870 |
Recharge Phev | 2.0LHyb/PULPHybrid with Premium Unleaded8 SP AUTO8 speed automatic | $92,400 – 106,150 |
Recharge Ultimate T8 Phev | 2.0L8 SP AUTO8 speed automatic | $94,930 – 109,120 |
Ultimate B5 Bright Mhev | 2.0L8 SP AUTO8 speed automatic | $75,240 – 86,460 |
Ultimate B6 Dark Mhev | 2.0L8 SP AUTO8 speed automatic | $80,850 – 92,950 |
Volvo XC60 2022 FAQs
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I am considering both Volvo XC60 B5 Inscription or Lexus NX300h F-Sport. I am wondering which is more reliable and suitable for long-term value?
Although both these cars are similar in many ways, there’s one area where they take difference philosophies. And that’s in the way their hybrid systems are configured and prioritised.
While the Lexus is more of a conventional hybrid with the electric motor doing a lot of the heavy lifting, the Volvo is what’s called a mild hybrid., As the name suggests, that means the electric power is limited to a 10kW boost when taking off or when the driver requires maximum acceleration.
A mild hybrid layout does still operate the stop-start function and can harvest energy when slowing down, so it’s still a worthwhile slice of tech, but it won’t affect fuel consumption as much as the Lexus’ full hybrid system.
Reliability is a bit of an unknown with any new car, but it’s fair to say that the Lexus’ reputation will count for something come trade-in time. Not to mention that, as the more hybrid-focussed of the pair, the Lexus might also be a little more future-proof.
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