2022 Volvo V90

Android infotainment services come as standard on the Volvo V90 for the first time, with access to Google apps and utilities. The driver display increases to 12.3 inches, but there are no mechanical changes for 2022. The luxury wagon continues to be a limited-production version of the Volvo S90 sedan and availability is generally limited to special orders through dealers.

The V90 range currently comprises a single model – the V90 B6 AWD. Costing $56,295 including destination, it’s available in one trim level.

The V90 is powered by a two-liter supercharged gas engine, generating 295 horsepower and 310 pound-feet of torque. This is supplied to all four wheels through an eight-speed automatic transmission. Fuel economy comes in at an EPA-estimated 22 miles per gallon city, 29 mpg highway, and 25 combined.

Cargo capacity for the five-seater V90 wagon stands at 53.9 cu ft with the rear seats in place.

Hill descent control comes as standard on V90 Cross Country models, which are also equipped with automatic brake hold and hill start assistance. An array of cabin, knee, and curtain airbags come as standard, while the rearview mirrors automatically dim, and the LED front fog lights have cornering functionality.

Adaptive cruise control makes the driver’s life easier, alongside automatic wipers and parking sensors at both ends of the car. Other driver aids include lane keeping with oncoming lane mitigation, road sign information, and blind-spot/cross-traffic warnings.

As well as the improved 12-inch driver display, the V90 receives a 220-watt audio system with steering wheel-mounted controls. There’s wireless smartphone charging, Bluetooth, and integrated Google apps as standard, though you’ll have to upgrade to an options pack to receive a head-up display.

The V90 comes as standard with dual-zone climate including an after-run system that maintains cabin temperature for up to 15 minutes after parking, helping to cool the leather steering wheel and upholstery in warm weather.

Adaptive cruise control with pilot assistance is standard, alongside power retractable door mirrors with Volvo’s BLIS blind spot system built-in. The Cross Country also receives a laminated panoramic moonroof with power sunshade, high-gloss black side window trim, and a bespoke front grille. The driver occupies a heated seat with power memory and power lumbar, while the rear head restraints fold electrically.

The $1,700 Advanced package combines a 360-degree surround-view camera system with a graphical head-up display, high-level cabin illumination, and an advanced air cleaner. For $750, the Climate pack blends a heated steering wheel with high-pressure headlight cleaning. The $2,800 Lounge pack bundles massaging front seats with power cushion extensions and four-way power lumbar, alongside four-zone climate plus side and rear sun curtains.