Did anyone else forget the fact that the current XC90 came out nearly 4 years ago? Volvo did such a great job making this thing ahead of the competition, that changes for 2020 are so subtle, only the most diehard XC90 fans will notice the differences. The only way Volvo could make this better is if they do a Polestar version or a full electric model... Skip to 15:54 for a fun blooper scene. Hope everyone is having a great weekend so far :)
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XC90 sales surged by 41% in Nov 2019. Volvo attributes this sales increase to the 2020 refresh. Total Volvo sales surged 18% for Nov in a stagnant US market.
Volvo can only be repaired by Volvo after several years the computer goes bad can only be bought from Volvo and programmed only by Volvo Runs great but falls apart not worth the money stay away
@@josephstead4250 - I haunt the Swedespeed Forum, and while there were a lot of complaints about problems in the first year the Gen II XC90, almost all the problems seemed to have evaporated. Occasional problems, as with any car, but these threads die out very fast as hardly anyone else has had the particular reported problem.
Overall a nice review. Remember this is a 6/7 seat SUV - usually going to be used for families with 3+ kids. Performance and driving dynamics is not something to be high on a wish list for a large family SUV. Safety, space, fuel economy, comfort are.
@@Adam-oo7tn I had a pop-up screen in a Cadillac CTS I owned years ago. I hated that feature so I got rid of the car. I really have a dislike of screens on top of dashboards. The new Ford Explorer screen is the size of a microwave oven door. Just horrible. But I guess people do like that feature, otherwise they wouldn't be selling.
Cary Coller true. yeah i know the cts has it too. damn i love how hidden it is when the car is off though. idk it’s just cool to have for me. personal preference i guess. the only in dash nav units i like are acura. probably because they are fixed on top of the dash with the hood above it to reduce glare. love that. especially the RDX 2013 model year.
As an XC90 owner, I think Sofyan's expectations rant towards Volvo's powertrain performance is unreasonable. Volvo has hitched their corporate wagon to turbocharged, supercharged, and electrified versions of their 4 cylinder engine. The XC90 doesn't compete against the Mercedes GLS or BMW X7. The Audi Q7, new Cadillac XT6, Acura MDX, Buick Enclave Avenir, Infiniti QX60, Lexus RX, etc., are better premium/near luxury 3rd row competitors for the XC90 (especially the Momentum and R-Design trims).
J High as another XC90 owner I agree. Plus part of the joy of owning a Volvo is the owners take pride in not taking themselves as seriously as Benz and BMW owners. Look at the Prancing Moose for example.
Who cares about more noise and 0-60 in 4 sec....let's have a pleasant drive and good mpg.....and be able to use regular gas or diesel...and of course a great audio system, a SUV one can take for 3K round trip and the short trips .....People who ask for noise and power ( as well as large low profile tires) probably only drive like 100 miles per year and are concerned about what race head people think...while others laugh at them for buying substandard vehicles for expensive maintenance and daily cost price
Exactly. I don’t know why this guy would want noise. Whenever I’m in a friend’s car I miss the Volvo’s quietness. It’s such a luxurious, pleasant, safe ride.
Huge pet peeve for me, maybe even a deal breaker if I was going to have adults in back regularly. That is so uncomfortable sitting in seats with nowhere to put 1 of your arms besides in your lap smh.
Nhlanhla Sibisi yeees :) and had a car crash into it 2 hours after taking it from the salon. Happened on parking while i was getting it registered 😂😂 if you want to see what it looked like ill paste a link to the video in next comment 🙈🙈🙈
Good review as always, only complaint is why do all reviewer's constantly go on about 0 to 60 speed when reviewing suvs. It's not about speed its about gas performance people capacity, gagets and price. Also what could be included could be servicing costs etc.
The soft closing doors and power tilt steering wheel aren’t really necessary. They just add to the cost and are more things to malfunction. Volvo adds other nice little extra touches instead.
Hey, not fair! The BMW X7 starts at almost twice the price! Also keep in mind that Volvo was able to create an entire lineup of vehicles based on 1 chassis and 1 motor which cut major costs for them and they were able to put a lot more resources into the development of this 316 horsepower Power House 4 banger. I just keep mine in DYNAMIC mode and it cooks! Hands down my favorite car, I just wish I hadn't upgraded to the R Design, I thought the mid-range leather seats were perfect and a little softer.
14:35 Sofan, I believe third row seat width is limited by the wheel wells. If you want three-across seating, the vehicle needs to be either wider or taller..
Yes lol that was embarrassing when I saw the gauges do their "sweep" when he started it. Impressive-looking overall but that and the lack of middle-row armrests was disappointing.
John Smith I think it’s the LEDS. I notice in a lot of videos LED lights flicker but they don’t do it irl. I think it’s the way the camera catches how the light is emitted with each frame. It’s not visible to the naked eye so I think it doesn’t do that not on video I feel like he would’ve said something
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Funny that the smell of the car was mentioned several times. I am old. And thus remember Volvos from long ago and recall going for a ride in my neighbor's P1800 and thinking, at the time, what a wonderful smell it had. Much better than the pedestrian Country Squire and even the fancy Thunderbird driven by my Ford Family. It's good to see Volvo is still alive, well and producing lovely cars. Unlike it's cousin, Saab, consumed and destroyed by GM.
Dang it! I wanted to see him reach the hood to close it after the wind blew it fully open! And sometimes I don't understand some of the opinions espoused here. Why would Volvo, of all brands, want more engine noise in their top of the line SUV? I don't get it.
Best keep noise to a minimum, only very a remote engine noise with slight variation is acceptable. I drive a Volvo and don't want conversation intruded upon by engine noise, or radio/music drowned out by fake engine sounds. The biggest variations in noise I hear are from the road, choose low noise tyres on slightly smaller wheels and even that is lower.
When people these days bemoan the lack of sporty performance, handling, and soul-stirring in a large family SUV... you know truly.. people want EVERYTHING in their cars these days. I do truly wonder why there's no armrests on the middle row though.
Soyfan, if I remember right, there is a reason Volvo doesn't do power adjustable steering wheel, and, true to form, it has to do with safety. I heard it explained in a review a couple of years ago, but I can't recall what it was - perhaps has to do with making the steering column absorb a collision? Maybe ask your contacts at Volvo.
I’m gonna be honest, the 6 cylinder is not coming back and neither is their 5-cylinder. They are probably going to stick with the 4-cylinder until they reach full electric.
Rear turn light amber or red ? Could not distinguish from vid. Amber rear turn lights always preferred. Volvo XC90 a stand out in luxury SUV's. Two thumbs up ! Well done vid. Cheers !
the only changes they made to the rear bumper were the dual exhaust is now standard on all trims where it used to not be, and they added the chrome piece connecting the reflectors
I do think they are the nicest suv out there .. quality is up there with the cullinan and better then the range and the reliability better then every other SUV ... the black exterior with a set of black chrome 22/23 rims and blacked out windows is such a gangster looking beautiful truck/sedan .. I just priced one out for 2020 top of the line with the plug in and it’s 75,000 grand and to be honest that’s not bad for what you get , I priced out a Escalade and Denali and they were about the same price the caddy was 5 grand more but everyone has them and I do like them but to stand out from the joneses and get a quality and I mean quality interior this is the car to buy
I think soft close doors is a waste of money; since when did people need there doors to shut for them? Waste of time, money and weight. Another thing I think is useless is a power tilt and telescoping steering wheel; how much do you use that function? Plus when I use a manual unit; it’s faster to just move a lever and adjust the steering wheel rather than use buttons. But, I strongly agree that the armrest is needed in the second row. Captains chairs need armrest. Love your program, thx
Owned a xc90 a few years ago, started giving me problems after the 2nd year, then traded it in at 52,000 miles for a 2017 Land Cruiser. Better said, beautiful car inside & out, but will only last you 2-3 years maybe 4 if you don’t drive that much.
Not much, turbocharged + supercharged + engine management sensors. Big money >100k miles/ 5 years. Durability has been swapped for eco compact credentials as they move towards greater % electric power.
Volvo states the lack of power tilting and telescoping is for safety, if the electronics fail and the driver is pinned during a crash having a manual unlocking column would allow an easier extraction.
Volvo doesn't offer a power tilt and telescoping steering wheel because in the event of a crash, and the driver is trapped by the steering wheel/steering column, with the manual system, you will be able to just manually release it in order to be able to free the driver. With a power tilt and telescoping steering wheel/steering column, in the event of a crash, now you can potentially have or be in a situation where there is no power to the power tilt and telescoping steering wheel/steering column, which means that first responders will have to CUT it in order to be able to free the driver. That's the reason.
I don't like soft close doors or electric tilt/tele steering wheels... essentially worthless features that are just more things to break, IMHO. As far as sound goes, the T8 being so heavily muted is quite important - it's a hybrid that has 14~18 miles of all electric range - you don't really want a sudden surge of noise when the engine cranks on at 75MPH and starts applying power.. you want a continuation of the pleasantly quiet drive you were having. Source: Own a 2019 XC90 T8 Inscription.
Yes!! we want a 6 cylinder!! To expensive for a 4 cylinder 2 liter. The engine is more important to me than the arm rest, glass stick shift, wood option ect. I need the rumble sound.
@@jdonegan92 True. The new owners of the brand are promoting 4 cyl and electrification. Well that's the tendency of the europeans brands. Maybe my alternative will be Lexus, They have the 3.5L with good reliability and the seats are comfortable
My wife's 2020 CRV is somewhat noisy, I'm looking at XC90 for my next vehicle (among others) because it's quiet and refined. I DO see benefit of 6 as a benefit, where the motor isn't being strung out as much to get the horsepower. Maybe higher reliability
It's aged well, though I wish the refresh was more thorough. They should have added the new Android powered Sensus system, and I'd personally love to see more XC60 inspired interior bits (the flowing wood panel and vertical metal air vents). Though I read 2022 will be a full update and include level 4 autonomy; Volvo claims to have skipped level 3 entirely because they think it misleads the driver into thinking it can 100% drive itself and ultimately isn't safe *cough*Tesla*cough*
You keep saying, over and over, that it's hard to notice the differences in the "refresh" for 2020, but an actual owner/user plugging in every night should notice that the battery capacity has been increased from 10.4 to 11.6 kWh -- not a huge increase, but enough such that some extended all-electric range should be had (should be a couple miles of extra range, which -- when you're talking only about 12-15 miles in the first place -- can be useful for people who have, say, 20-mile commutes each day). Shame on Volvo for not getting this up to more like 15 or 20 kWh, however... Even the much smaller Chevy Volt was able to pack in an 18.4-kWh battery for that PHEV.
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Did anyone else forget the fact that the current XC90 came out nearly 4 years ago? Volvo did such a great job making this thing ahead of the competition, that changes for 2020 are so subtle, only the most diehard XC90 fans will notice the differences. The only way Volvo could make this better is if they do a Polestar version or a full electric model... Skip to 15:54 for a fun blooper scene. Hope everyone is having a great weekend so far :)
I cannot say this enough...you are the KING when it comes to car journalist. Super professional, articulate, jocular, extremely knowledgeable about the products you are reviewing. I am a psychic medium....this is something I will say to you....YOU are the BENCHMARK for all car journalist. Nothing but success to you! Btw...I love my GTI 2019....what an amazing performance German car....and the GLI is my second choice. Both OUTSTANDING cars!
XC90 sales surged by 41% in Nov 2019. Volvo attributes this sales increase to the 2020 refresh. Total Volvo sales surged 18% for Nov in a stagnant US market.
Volvo can only be repaired by Volvo after several years the computer goes bad can only be bought from Volvo and programmed only by Volvo
Runs great but falls apart not worth the money stay away
@@josephstead4250 - I haunt the Swedespeed Forum, and while there were a lot of complaints about problems in the first year the Gen II XC90, almost all the problems seemed to have evaporated. Occasional problems, as with any car, but these threads die out very fast as hardly anyone else has had the particular reported problem.
Redline Reviews the GV80 will wipe Volvo out. Bahahahaha
The XC90 has aged so well. Feels like it came out last year!
It's a 2020 model
YEAP
Overall a nice review. Remember this is a 6/7 seat SUV - usually going to be used for families with 3+ kids. Performance and driving dynamics is not something to be high on a wish list for a large family SUV. Safety, space, fuel economy, comfort are.
NOBODY who buys an XC90 wishes it had more noise.. That would literally defeat it's purpose and contradict your video title...
15:50. It's turbocharged, supercharged, electrified and apparently wind powered.
Lol ikr its so weird should've just put twin turbos
You forgot thundercharged
I'm holding out for the solar panels
I love that the infotainment screen IS NOT standing up ON TOP of the dash.
Cary Coller I hate that.
@@bngr_bngr You want the screen on top of the dash? Why?
Cary Coller i love that so much actually. especially the pop up ones like in the Lexus CT and NX. also audi cars.
@@Adam-oo7tn I had a pop-up screen in a Cadillac CTS I owned years ago. I hated that feature so I got rid of the car. I really have a dislike of screens on top of dashboards. The new Ford Explorer screen is the size of a microwave oven door. Just horrible. But I guess people do like that feature, otherwise they wouldn't be selling.
Cary Coller true. yeah i know the cts has it too. damn i love how hidden it is when the car is off though. idk it’s just cool to have for me. personal preference i guess. the only in dash nav units i like are acura. probably because they are fixed on top of the dash with the hood above it to reduce glare. love that. especially the RDX 2013 model year.
As an XC90 owner, I think Sofyan's expectations rant towards Volvo's powertrain performance is unreasonable. Volvo has hitched their corporate wagon to turbocharged, supercharged, and electrified versions of their 4 cylinder engine. The XC90 doesn't compete against the Mercedes GLS or BMW X7. The Audi Q7, new Cadillac XT6, Acura MDX, Buick Enclave Avenir, Infiniti QX60, Lexus RX, etc., are better premium/near luxury 3rd row competitors for the XC90 (especially the Momentum and R-Design trims).
J High as another XC90 owner I agree. Plus part of the joy of owning a Volvo is the owners take pride in not taking themselves as seriously as Benz and BMW owners. Look at the Prancing Moose for example.
in my opinion lexus is luxury
@@anniep2837
Lexus full size SUV's (LX 570, GX 460) interiors don't come close to Mercedes GLS, BMW X7, JLR-Range Rover, etc.
NO!! It doesn't need more noise !! The T8 engine is more than enough!! Remember green environment!! Remember Volvo is the Safest Family Car!!
Gunnar Sandberg: I have mine
Straight pipe no muffler.
Who cares about more noise and 0-60 in 4 sec....let's have a pleasant drive and good mpg.....and be able to use regular gas or diesel...and of course a great audio system, a SUV one can take for 3K round trip and the short trips .....People who ask for noise and power ( as well as large low profile tires) probably only drive like 100 miles per year and are concerned about what race head people think...while others laugh at them for buying substandard vehicles for expensive maintenance and daily cost price
Exactly. I don’t know why this guy would want noise. Whenever I’m in a friend’s car I miss the Volvo’s quietness. It’s such a luxurious, pleasant, safe ride.
NO ARMREST ON THE MIDROW CAPTAINS CHAIRS?!?!?!
Huge pet peeve for me, maybe even a deal breaker if I was going to have adults in back regularly. That is so uncomfortable sitting in seats with nowhere to put 1 of your arms besides in your lap smh.
Buy a Minivan?
@@connorPiper0 This isn't far off from one lol.
Yup a center console should be there
EVERY SUV that I know of have something to put the arms in the middle. Hell, my durango has a center console with USB and 12v port plus storage space.
I’m gonna be honest, I truly do prefer the Volvo SUV than the more luxurious rolls Royce and Lamborghini SUV.
WOW!!!
Not even close. Those are words that someone would never say after sitting in and driving a rolls or urus
@@Alex1234845 🤣🤣
Dumb
Gettin mine this week :)))
is it T8?
Nhlanhla Sibisi yeees :) and had a car crash into it 2 hours after taking it from the salon. Happened on parking while i was getting it registered 😂😂 if you want to see what it looked like ill paste a link to the video in next comment 🙈🙈🙈
Nhlanhla Sibisi ruclips.net/video/3jl8ydTwy1A/видео.html there 15:34 ❤️
Yongyong Li yes :))
Yongyong Li How do you like it so far?
“Oraface” crystal shift knob? I think it’s “Orrefors”.
Not to Sophyan it's not
Lol Sofyan mispronounces everything. Remember his review of the “quadriFOGELEEYO?”
He likes things in his orafaces loool.
O face?
Good review as always, only complaint is why do all reviewer's constantly go on about 0 to 60 speed when reviewing suvs. It's not about speed its about gas performance people capacity, gagets and price. Also what could be included could be servicing costs etc.
The soft closing doors and power tilt steering wheel aren’t really necessary. They just add to the cost and are more things to malfunction. Volvo adds other nice little extra touches instead.
Hey, not fair! The BMW X7 starts at almost twice the price! Also keep in mind that Volvo was able to create an entire lineup of vehicles based on 1 chassis and 1 motor which cut major costs for them and they were able to put a lot more resources into the development of this 316 horsepower Power House 4 banger. I just keep mine in DYNAMIC mode and it cooks! Hands down my favorite car, I just wish I hadn't upgraded to the R Design, I thought the mid-range leather seats were perfect and a little softer.
7:08 the lag in the gauge when started up, Volvo can't put a better processor into it?. Yikes
At this price point they should’ve put a core i7 with a GTX 1080 GPU for both of their screens
KHLegend Agreed, the lags show Volvo Cost-Cutting somewhere people don’t expected lols.
All that money is being put in to the materials, and the engine.
Nah we deserve a RTX 2080 Ti with Ray Traced animations
Anxiety Attack It’s 4 banger, how much is going to cost them to made?lols.
getting a 2017 tomorrow, just came to see what I'm missing out on
14:35 Sofan, I believe third row seat width is limited by the wheel wells. If you want three-across seating, the vehicle needs to be either wider or taller..
One of your best reviews yet, very constructive 👍
Better than BMW X5 so much more.
still in love with this thing and all the new Volvos. Cannot wait for the new Polestar 2!!!
azera55555 New Volvos are really very good👌🏻
Lag city when those dials did their sweep. Does it work better when actually driving?
Yes lol that was embarrassing when I saw the gauges do their "sweep" when he started it. Impressive-looking overall but that and the lack of middle-row armrests was disappointing.
John Smith I think it’s the LEDS. I notice in a lot of videos LED lights flicker but they don’t do it irl. I think it’s the way the camera catches how the light is emitted with each frame. It’s not visible to the naked eye so I think it doesn’t do that not on video I feel like he would’ve said something
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What happened to the score board?
Aquann Smith We filmed this back in Sept and it was at a very short AVA program. We only do the Redline Rating for cars that we test back home in DC.
You missed the new headlights and the cornering effect of them, that too big to miss.
Funny that the smell of the car was mentioned several times. I am old. And thus remember Volvos from long ago and recall going for a ride in my neighbor's P1800 and thinking, at the time, what a wonderful smell it had. Much better than the pedestrian Country Squire and even the fancy Thunderbird driven by my Ford Family. It's good to see Volvo is still alive, well and producing lovely cars. Unlike it's cousin, Saab, consumed and destroyed by GM.
Dang it! I wanted to see him reach the hood to close it after the wind blew it fully open! And sometimes I don't understand some of the opinions espoused here. Why would Volvo, of all brands, want more engine noise in their top of the line SUV? I don't get it.
Best keep noise to a minimum, only very a remote engine noise with slight variation is acceptable. I drive a Volvo and don't want conversation intruded upon by engine noise, or radio/music drowned out by fake engine sounds. The biggest variations in noise I hear are from the road, choose low noise tyres on slightly smaller wheels and even that is lower.
When people these days bemoan the lack of sporty performance, handling, and soul-stirring in a large family SUV... you know truly.. people want EVERYTHING in their cars these days.
I do truly wonder why there's no armrests on the middle row though.
Soyfan, if I remember right, there is a reason Volvo doesn't do power adjustable steering wheel, and, true to form, it has to do with safety. I heard it explained in a review a couple of years ago, but I can't recall what it was - perhaps has to do with making the steering column absorb a collision? Maybe ask your contacts at Volvo.
The Volvo XC90 is a MASTERPIECE
Redline you are my favorite cars review person.
I’m gonna be honest, the 6 cylinder is not coming back and neither is their 5-cylinder. They are probably going to stick with the 4-cylinder until they reach full electric.
I'm a Ford guy this a a beautiful suv, the Volvo grill reminds me of the Mercury grill
My favorite suv ever
Rear turn light amber or red ? Could not distinguish from vid. Amber rear turn lights always preferred. Volvo XC90 a stand out in luxury SUV's. Two thumbs up ! Well done vid. Cheers !
In case you were looking for the word opposite to concave ... its "Convex" :)
12:31 Armrest blooper is hilarious!
I was looking to see if anyone posted a convex comment. Hahaha
Why car manufacturers making the rear windows tinted and not the driver and passenger windows?
Is this man in a hurry to get home it sounds like it. But forget him the Volvo XC90 looks great.
Volvo needs a polestar version for this vehicle
I argree with you
Good, no, Excellent idea!
There is already a Polestar upgrade of both the T6 and T8
eurouc ya but those are more like “m-sport” for bmw. Not a real polestar.
Abier Alam i have a Polestar version. It’s even quicker and has more noise (in a good way)!
I’m heavily considering this SUV but the missing USB ports in the back is super disappointing. I hope there is a package to add that
This vehicle is gorgeous 😍
Can this car do offroad as well as a BMW X5?
We love our '16 Inscription - except for moving the mid rows seats isn't easy to move to gain access to the rear row.
Is "driftwood" the type of wood you'd want in a luxury vehicle?
Your intros keep improving!
the only changes they made to the rear bumper were the dual exhaust is now standard on all trims where it used to not be, and they added the chrome piece connecting the reflectors
Is there any reason you don't bring this to off-road ??
great fishing spot behind you.
Racist
What colour is IT?
Volvo needs to bring back the 5 cylinder
I wish you would of raced that ford explorer st in front of you.
would've
Would have. You’re welcome.
I mean for price of around 90 000$ they are giving you front wheel bias awd, no center arm rest for 2nd row passanger seats.
It IS a great looking SUV, but is it as reliable as its Japanese or Korean counterparts?
Not as reliable as Lexus, but probably a little more reliable than Mercedes and BMW
I do think they are the nicest suv out there .. quality is up there with the cullinan and better then the range and the reliability better then every other SUV ... the black exterior with a set of black chrome 22/23 rims and blacked out windows is such a gangster looking beautiful truck/sedan .. I just priced one out for 2020 top of the line with the plug in and it’s 75,000 grand and to be honest that’s not bad for what you get , I priced out a Escalade and Denali and they were about the same price the caddy was 5 grand more but everyone has them and I do like them but to stand out from the joneses and get a quality and I mean quality interior this is the car to buy
I think soft close doors is a waste of money; since when did people need there doors to shut for them? Waste of time, money and weight. Another thing I think is useless is a power tilt and telescoping steering wheel; how much do you use that function? Plus when I use a manual unit; it’s faster to just move a lever and adjust the steering wheel rather than use buttons. But, I strongly agree that the armrest is needed in the second row. Captains chairs need armrest. Love your program, thx
I close my door too softley almost every day and wish my car had soft close doors
Does this car has an arm rest?
Great car, but wish the screens were more responsive, and had better graphics.
I thought the new centre screen has been upgraded to 12"
Owned a xc90 a few years ago, started giving me problems after the 2nd year, then traded it in at 52,000 miles for a 2017 Land Cruiser.
Better said, beautiful car inside & out, but will only last you 2-3 years maybe 4 if you don’t drive that much.
JasonPOV you put 52k on it in 2 years? Jeez
ImYoutubing247 I have a regional job,
Therefore I’m driving like 400-1400 miles a week.
ImYoutubing247 Cars are made to put miles on it
What is this engine durability after 100K? 200k, 300k?
Not much, turbocharged + supercharged + engine management sensors. Big money >100k miles/ 5 years. Durability has been swapped for eco compact credentials as they move towards greater % electric power.
Volvo states the lack of power tilting and telescoping is for safety, if the electronics fail and the driver is pinned during a crash having a manual unlocking column would allow an easier extraction.
No the new aviator is. It looks even better in person. It has such presence.
I feel elegant after watching this video. :)
How much 7 seet ?
Love the video keep it up 👍
Really want to know what you think about the Lincoln Aviator and how it compares to the XC90.
Volvo doesn't offer a power tilt and telescoping steering wheel because in the event of a crash, and the driver is trapped by the steering wheel/steering column, with the manual system, you will be able to just manually release it in order to be able to free the driver.
With a power tilt and telescoping steering wheel/steering column, in the event of a crash, now you can potentially have or be in a situation where there is no power to the power tilt and telescoping steering wheel/steering column, which means that first responders will have to CUT it in order to be able to free the driver.
That's the reason.
Hi sofian
Do you have any review video for volvo xc60 2020 T6 awd?
volvo said they did not include power telescoping steering wheel due to safety..
2017 T6 gonna switch to 2021 T8 now thanks to this video
That interior is still breathtaking. How are the older ones holding up with all the different propulsion systems? That would be my only concern.
Beautiful beautiful !!
Soft Touch injection molded plastic is my favorite phrase 🤣🤣
Sofian nice review, where did you film this?
Straight Pipes have their sun visor test while Redline has their door-closing sound test
Is there a non-hybrid Lincoln Aviator review coming soon?
Nathan Vin Sure is! Lincoln is finally sending us one next month :)
I don't like soft close doors or electric tilt/tele steering wheels... essentially worthless features that are just more things to break, IMHO.
As far as sound goes, the T8 being so heavily muted is quite important - it's a hybrid that has 14~18 miles of all electric range - you don't really want a sudden surge of noise when the engine cranks on at 75MPH and starts applying power.. you want a continuation of the pleasantly quiet drive you were having. Source: Own a 2019 XC90 T8 Inscription.
Love the styling but reliability seems to be an issue given the cost.
Slightly refreshed he couldn’t have worded that any more perfectly because it basically looks the same!!!
Does it have Android Auto?🤔
I believe they won't offer the power tilting, telescoping steering wheel for safety reason.
Yea you'll be glad you had that power telescoping steering wheel on the ford when it BREAKS
I thought I was the only one that thought Volvos leather had a very nice/unique smell. Good to know.
What about that red SUV in front of you? Looks fast!
Those hood struts look a little weak in the wind.
Yes!! we want a 6 cylinder!! To expensive for a 4 cylinder 2 liter. The engine is more important to me than the arm rest, glass stick shift, wood option ect. I need the rumble sound.
Jose F Zayas I agree except I don’t think that will ever happen...they’re phasing to all electric.
@@jdonegan92 True. The new owners of the brand are promoting 4 cyl and electrification. Well that's the tendency of the europeans brands. Maybe my alternative will be Lexus, They have the 3.5L with good reliability and the seats are comfortable
My wife's 2020 CRV is somewhat noisy, I'm looking at XC90 for my next vehicle (among others) because it's quiet and refined. I DO see benefit of 6 as a benefit, where the motor isn't being strung out as much to get the horsepower. Maybe higher reliability
Excellent and very thorough review!
I love mine but it’s a bit small as a family vehicle as we are getting larger each year thx to super size food trend
how much discount did you get off the MSRP for your T8? I am planning to buy one and want the info as a reference point.
Strange no arm rest in the second row
Can you please tell me which location i love it and i saw you have new Jersey number plate so assing its in nj somewhere..??
I think he mentioned he was in Stevenson Washington
Who gonna tell him that engine noises are fading out? Electric motors mean no sound 🥵
This is not found in Saudi Arabia
The nappa leather is the same as in Bentleys
It's aged well, though I wish the refresh was more thorough. They should have added the new Android powered Sensus system, and I'd personally love to see more XC60 inspired interior bits (the flowing wood panel and vertical metal air vents). Though I read 2022 will be a full update and include level 4 autonomy; Volvo claims to have skipped level 3 entirely because they think it misleads the driver into thinking it can 100% drive itself and ultimately isn't safe *cough*Tesla*cough*
It has some similarities in the interior on some Geely Car models.
You keep saying, over and over, that it's hard to notice the differences in the "refresh" for 2020, but an actual owner/user plugging in every night should notice that the battery capacity has been increased from 10.4 to 11.6 kWh -- not a huge increase, but enough such that some extended all-electric range should be had (should be a couple miles of extra range, which -- when you're talking only about 12-15 miles in the first place -- can be useful for people who have, say, 20-mile commutes each day). Shame on Volvo for not getting this up to more like 15 or 20 kWh, however... Even the much smaller Chevy Volt was able to pack in an 18.4-kWh battery for that PHEV.
This car is gorgeous inside and out! I really like it but I don't like that they only offer a 4 cylinder. Come on Volvo!
I thought this competes with GLE, Q7, MDX, etc? Volvo is building a bigger 3 row to go against GLS or X7
15:52 the bloopers start. lol Love when Sofyan keeps these in. Great review as always
Hi Sofyan, can you please share the name of the opening soundtrack? Thank you!
That's "The Escape Plan Activated" by Grant Newman from an EP called "The Battle Of The Nile".
@@Ixnay937 thank you