V90

V90 is a model designation used by Volvo Cars for a mid-size luxury station wagon. It serves as the estate version of the S90 sedan and shares Volvo’s Scalable Product Architecture platform and design language of the 90-series. The V90 was introduced to the market in 2016 and is manufactured at Volvo’s Torslanda plant in Gothenburg, Sweden.

The V90 lineup includes a range of powertrains, from four-cylinder petrol and diesel engines to a plug-in hybrid option known as the T8 Twin Engine. An eight-speed automatic transmission is standard across most trims. Inside, the V90 emphasizes practicality with a spacious cargo area and modern infotainment through Volvo’s Sensus system, along with a suite of driver assistance and safety features, such as City Safety and optional Pilot Assist.

Variants of the model include the V90 Cross Country, which adds increased ride height, protective body cladding, and all-wheel drive for light off-road capability, while maintaining the wagon’s cargo versatility and comfort. The V90 is marketed primarily in Europe and North America and is positioned against rival wagons like the Audi A6 Avant and BMW 5 Series Touring.

Overall, the V90 represents Volvo’s approach to combining luxury, safety, and practicality in a premium estate body style, sharing its underpinnings with the S90 sedan and the broader 90-series family.