A silver Volvo XC60 standing still in front of a rock wall.

The smart XC60. Intelligent design at every turn. Meet our smart midsize SUV.

Our iconic front grille and headlamp design

Front exterior of Volvo XC60 with the iconic front grille and headlamp design.
Enhanced visibility with full LED rear lamps

Rear view of Volvo XC60 with full LED rear lamps.
Driftwood decor adds a natural touch

Genuine Driftwood decor inlay in the Volvo XC60 adds a natural touch.

Go the extra mile. Harness energy for a smoother drive with our mild hybrids.

Reduce tailpipe emissions

Our mild hybrids recover energy produced when braking and store it in a 48V battery. When this energy is used, fuel consumption and tailpipe emissions are both reduced.

Mobility refined

The XC60 mild hybrid has been engineered to deliver smooth take-offs and refined acceleration, making both city and highway journeys more refined.

Fuel savings

Every drop of fuel saved helps – and in our mild hybrids, you enjoy lower fuel consumption without experiencing performance compromises.

Details matter. Tactile and sensory, this interior was created to move hearts and minds.

Cabin interior of Volvo XC60 SUV.

What do you want to know about the XC60 SUV?

A mild hybrid is also considered to be an electrified car. Mild hybrids use both a combustion engine and an electric motor to reduce emissions and improve fuel economy. They do this by using energy stored in a 48-volt battery that is generated by braking. This energy is then used to boost the combustion engine during start-up and take-off.

No. The electric motor is there to assist the engine and to reduce the amount of work it needs to do.

A mild hybrid will offer reduced fuel consumption and thereby lower tailpipe emissions. Mild hybrids also contribute to smooth take-offs and are generally more affordable than full hybrids or plug-in hybrids.

A mild hybrid uses the electric motor to assist the combustion engine. A full hybrid has a larger electric motor and battery than a mild hybrid. A full hybrid can power the car using the electric motor for short distances and recharges its battery using the engine or through regenerative braking. A plug-in hybrid can be recharged by literally plugging it into a home charging station or using a public charging station. A plug-in hybrid offers a greater pure electric range thanks to a larger battery pack and electric motor. A plug-in hybrid will meet the daily commuting needs of many people.

Features depicted may not be standard or available for all equipment levels and powertrain options.