Volvo has expanded the electric driving range of its plug-in hybrid XC60 and XC90 SUV models, offering drivers more sustainable options for longer trips. The automaker has doubled the range these vehicles can travel on electric power alone, addressing a key concern for potential buyers seeking efficiency without sacrificing performance. This update aligns with growing demand for cleaner alternatives in the SUV segment, as manufacturers race to meet stricter emissions regulations. The move could make these models more competitive in a market increasingly dominated by fully electric and hybrid vehicles.
Volvo Doubles Plug-In Hybrid Range for Its XC60 and XC90 SUVs Autoweek
