XVs

XVs is the plural form of XV, a designation that appears in different contexts and does not refer to a single entity. Its meaning is determined by the domain in which it is used.

In Roman numerals, XV represents the number 15. When used in lists, sequence labels, edition markings, or other enumerations, the plural XVs simply denotes multiple items designated as XV.

In the automotive industry, XV is used as a model name or trim. A well-known example is the Subaru XV, a compact crossover marketed in various regions (in the United States, sold as the Crosstrek). Other manufacturers may also use XV in model names or trim levels, with meaning varying by market and generation.

In aircraft and military designations, XV is commonly used as a prefix for experimental or evaluation programs (for example, the Bell XV-3 and Bell XV-15). In this sense, XVs can refer to multiple experimental aircraft or projects bearing that prefix.

In other contexts, XV can mark a 15th edition, version, or chapter, depending on style guides and publishers.

Because XVs span diverse arenas, specifying the domain is essential to determine the exact meaning.