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Our compact and midsize SUV cabins feature two rows of seats for adult passengers. Our large SUV cabins feature three rows of seats for adult passengers.

Yes, our fully electric EX90, plug-in hybrid XC90 and mild hybrid XC90 can be specified with three rows of seats for seven adult passengers.

In our range of fully electric and hybrid SUVs, the seven-seater Volvo EX90 has the largest boot space with up to 1915 litres of space. The XC90 has the next largest cargo capacity with up to 640 litres. Discover more about carrying capacity on the specifications page for the Volvo SUV you’re interested in.

Some Volvo SUVs are AWD as standard. Where it’s not standard, AWD can be specified. Discover more on the specifications page for the Volvo SUV you’re interested in.

With Google built-in, Google Assistant makes it easy to call or text friends, set reminders and change the temperature in the car. Use Google Maps to get the information you need on your drive, including live traffic updates, reminders and proactive alerts. And use Google Play to download your favourite music, podcasts, audiobooks and more.*

*Subject to network availability. Google services are enabled through the Digital services package which is included for five years. After this period ends, new terms and fees will apply if you choose to renew. Fair Use Policy for data applies.

Yes, Apple CarPlay is standard in fully electric, plug-in hybrid and mild hybrid Volvo SUVs.*

* Apple CarPlay can only be used in combination with iPhone model 5 or later. Apple CarPlay and iPhone are trademarks of Apple Inc.

The fuel consumption of your Volvo mild hybrid SUV depends on the model, your driving style and other factors. Discover more on the specifications page for the Volvo SUV you’re interested in.

Yes, you can. For some models, a roof mounted bicycle holder is available. View the accessories available in your market.

SUV stands for sport utility vehicle.

A crossover combines the features of a car and an SUV. Their car-like platform can make crossovers more energy-efficient and easier to handle than larger SUVs. Crossovers typically have lower ground clearance, too. This makes them more suitable for city driving and some more challenging terrains.

Midsize and large SUVs generally are taller and more upright. They have higher ground clearance, making them more versatile. Compared to crossovers, they can also carry more passengers and cargo.

MPVs (multi-purpose vehicles) and MUVs (multi-utility vehicles) are designed to carry more passengers and cargo than regular cars. The main difference is that MPVs are usually built on a car-like platform and have a more car-like driving experience. MUVs are built on a truck-like platform with the handling of a large vehicle.

SUVs (sports utility vehicles) are bigger than both MPVs and MUVs and have higher ground clearance. This makes them more suitable for driving on a wider variety of terrains. SUVs also carry more passengers and cargo than regular cars but tend to have less carrying capacity than MPVs and MUVs.

The main difference between hatchbacks and SUVs is size and how they’re used. Hatchback cars are smaller and carry up to five passengers, which makes them suitable for city driving. They feature a rear door that opens upwards to access a boxy cargo area.

SUVs are larger cars designed for driving on a wider range of terrains. They typically have a higher ground clearance and more space for passengers and cargo.