You’re probably familiar with our Cross Country models. We more or less invented this segment back in 1997 with the V70 XC.
More than three decades later, the concept has stayed true to itself: bold, distinctive design paired with a sense of freedom and exploration. It’s made for moving easily between city life and the outdoors, in a car that feels confident and capable.
With the fully electric EX60 Cross Country, that same character moves into a new era of modern electric Volvo cars. It’s the EX60 for those of you with a go-anywhere attitude, with a more robust, adventure‑ready feel and unique details. At the same time, it reflects a modern Scandinavian approach, focused on authenticity, comfort and quiet confidence.
As an SUV, the EX60 already offers the higher seating position many drivers appreciate, with a better overview of the road and a natural sense of control. On the Cross Country, we crank up those benefits. The car sits 20 millimetres higher than the standard EX60, and with air suspension you can add another 20 millimetres of ride height if needed.
The air suspension can also lower the car, which enhances high-speed efficiency, stability and aerodynamics – for example when you’re travelling on the highway and want to maximise range.
Distinctly Cross Country
The EX60 Cross Country comes in one exterior execution, with a design and exclusive details that make it a true signature piece.
The front and rear bumpers are in a unique Cross Country design with a grained charcoal finish. Skid plates in brushed stainless steel at the front and back emphasise the car’s expressive look, while wider, rugged wheel arches enhance its overall presence.
It comes with special wheels exclusive to our Cross Country models, as well as clear Cross Country branding on the front bumper, D-pillar and rear bumper.
Connecting with the lower door mouldings and the wheel arch extensions, the side door claddings in grained charcoal finish give the car a stronger stance and a more grounded look. They can also help protect the lower part of the body, for example in challenging road conditions or when parking in tight spaces.








