FOR THE LOVE OF DRIVING
The Volvo XC90 R-Design
Powerful presence, dynamic attitude. Meet the luxury SUV with a sporting edge.
Inspired by performance
The XC90 R-Design is a luxury SUV with a sporting edge. Unique styling creates instant presence on the road, with a piano black grille and outer grilles, silk metal side window trim and door mirror caps, and dual integrated tail pipes. Standard 20-inch alloy wheels provide the finishing touch. Inside, Perforated Nappa leather/Nubuck textile upholstery and Metal Mesh aluminium inlays combine a technical look with a luxurious feel.
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Strong by design
R-Design trim enhances the presence of the XC90. Details include glossy black front grille inserts, unique alloy wheels and integrated tail pipes.
In the driving seat
Contour seats upholstered in Perforated Nappa Leather/ Nubuck textile provide exceptional support so you can enjoy the drive.
Exclusive wheels
Standard 20-inch or optional 22inch alloy wheels complement the powerful look of the XC90. Our diamond-cut finish creates a bold, technical look.
Make it yours
Create your perfect Volvo XC90. Choose from a wide range of colours, specifications and accessories designed to fit your life and your style perfectly.
The XC90 range
Lifestyle
Learning the secret language of scent
Sometimes, all you have to do to travel somewhere new is close your eyes and surrender to your sense of smell. To find out how different aromas can help lift ourselves out of the everyday we talked to Swedish perfume brand, Agonist.
Lifestyle
Connecting With The XC90
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Heritage
The race to the horizon
The fascinating background and history of the Volvo Ocean Race have turned it into one of the best-known and toughest endurance races in the sporting calendar. For four and a half decades, participants have challenging themselves and each other as they sail its course. In this article, we will trace the race back to its beginning - and beyond, looking at the developments that shaped modern sea travel and made it possible in the first place. We trace the history of the race all the way back to the opening of the Panama and Suez canals, and then how - decades later - Robin Knox-Johnson became the first man to sail single-handedly round the planet. We then describe the foundation of the race in the 70s, and the developments that turned it into the event we know today - with its cutting-edge boats, teams of world champion sailors and non-stop coverage.