nearby Volvo XC60 parts

nearby Volvo XC60 parts
nearby Volvo XC60 parts

Volvo Cars is a Swedish multinational manufacturer of luxury vehicles headquartered in Torslanda, Gothenburg. The company manufactures SUVs, station wagons, and sedans. The company's main marketing arguments are safety and its Swedish heritage and design.

What is the 2025 Volvo XC60

The 2025 XC60 is a compact-/midsize luxury SUV from Volvo, designed to deliver premium comfort, safety, and versatility — a good mix between everyday usability and upscale SUV qualities. 

It remains a 5-seat SUV (no third row), with a modern cabin and layout that aims to balance practicality and refinement. 

Powertrain & Drivetrain Options

Base (mild-hybrid) version — called B5 AWD — uses a 2.0-litre turbocharged 4-cylinder with mild-hybrid assist, producing about 247 horsepower and 266 lb-ft torque, paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission and standard all-wheel drive. 

Plug-in hybrid option (T8 / Recharge) combines a gasoline engine + electric motor (“e-boost”), delivering a combined output up to 455 horsepower — giving strong performance while retaining flexibility for mixed driving conditions. 

Transmission for all trims: 8-speed automatic; AWD is standard across all trims. 

Performance, Efficiency & Driving Character

Mild-hybrid AWD version offers a balance of usable power and efficiency. As official ratings suggest: combined fuel efficiency is reasonable for an AWD luxury SUV. 

The plug-in hybrid version (T8) offers strong acceleration and the benefit of electric-boosted power, appealing if you want both performance and some electrified flexibility. 

Overall drivetrain flexibility means you can choose what matters most: a smooth, efficient AWD commuter or a more performance- and power-oriented SUV depending on your needs.

Interior, Comfort & Utility

Seating & Space: Seats five comfortably; offers generous front and rear legroom and good overall comfort for a midsize luxury SUV. 

Cargo & Flexibility: With seats up there’s usable cargo space; fold-down rear seats expand storage, making it practical for groceries, gear, travel luggage — a versatile everyday vehicle. 

Amenities & Technology: 2025 sees updates including a new, more powerful and responsive infotainment system with a larger central screen, improved digital instruments/displays, and refined interior materials — contributing to a more premium feel than older XC60s. 

Comfort & Safety: As with most Volvos, the XC60 emphasizes safety and comfort — making it a good fit for families or people wanting a dependable, refined SUV rather than a bare-bones utility vehicle. 

Strengths — What the 2025 XC60 Does Well

Balanced powertrain choices — from efficient mild-hybrid AWD to powerful plug-in hybrid AWD, giving flexibility depending on your driving style and needs.

Good all-weather capability thanks to standard AWD — useful in varied climates or for those who drive in snow, rain, or rough roads.

Luxury + practicality: Cabins, features, comfort and design that feel premium, while cargo capacity and SUV flexibility make it usable every day.

Modernized interior and tech for 2025 — updated infotainment and better displays make the driving experience more current and user-friendly.

Versatile SUV: Great for commuting, family use, weekend trips, and mixed cargo/passenger needs — a “do-it-all” vehicle without needing a massive SUV or truck.

Trade-offs & What to Keep in Mind

As a 5-seat SUV — no third row — so if you regularly need 6–7 seats, it won’t match larger SUVs.

While cargo and rear-seat space are good, they still lag larger SUVs or minivans — so heavy cargo or bulky loads may be constrained.

The more premium / plug-in hybrid trims cost more — you pay extra for versatility and performance.

If you mainly want fuel economy and simple commuting, the mild-hybrid AWD is practical — but if charged often or driven hard, costs (fuel, upkeep, tires) will be higher than economy vehicles.

As with any luxury SUV with advanced electronics and hybrid systems — maintenance, insurance, and long-term costs will be higher than plain compact cars.

Who the 2025 XC60 Is Best For

The XC60 is well suited for people who:

Want a luxury-leaning SUV that balances comfort, practicality, performance, and all-weather capability.

Need a versatile vehicle: daily commuting, family transport, cargo hauling, weekend trips — without committing to a large or bulky SUV.

Value driving flexibility — the choice between mild-hybrid efficiency or plug-in hybrid power depending on needs.

Live in climates with variable weather (snow, rain, mixed seasons) and want AWD stability plus SUV ground clearance and space.

Appreciate a modern, premium interior and features — for comfort, safety, tech, and a refined ride — that still retains SUV convenience.

Bottom line: The 2025 Volvo XC60 remains a very competitive midsize luxury SUV: modern, versatile, and balanced. Whether you choose the efficient mild-hybrid AWD for practicality, or the plug-in hybrid AWD for performance and flexibility, the XC60 offers a strong all-around package — combining Volvo’s build quality, safety, and Scandinavian style with SUV practicality and everyday usability.

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I bought out my lease a little over a year ago, since then I have a new iPod, Samsung Note 3 mobile phone, neither work because of some Bluetooth issue. Volvo blames on cell phone companies for updating our operating systems on these devices, instead of updating the firmware so those of us who paid a lot of money for this make of vehicle aren't hassled with our technology lost to operating in this lack of caring about consumers in the states. Europe has none of these issues and updating navigation is free to them also, but it will cost Americans 300$ to update North American map, so now my navigation drives me way off the beaten path. Latest trouble is fuel being lost as if there is a leak, which there is not, and my lock on passenger door fell through when I went to lock it. I called Volvo, they said bring it to the dealer... Never letting on, they had many many complaints by others on the technology no longer compatible or the fuel mileage suddenly becoming a major problem especially considering the cost of petrol. I will take it in to my dealer but I've already spoken to Verizon and know the issue with my phone and iPod are on Volvo's end. So there will be no joy until Volvo treats American Buyers like European ones.

Heather of New Hartford, NY
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We purchased a 2004 XC90 w/ 90k miles on 04/20/2013. We've had nothing but issues with the dealer and vehicle ever since. They financed us 2x in which the 2nd time we lost our warranty, however, I understand that half of the things that $1500 policy covered weren't any of the things that are going wrong, and VOLVO has been aware. There are soooo many complaints and lawsuits as well I understand. Before we could even make our first payment (approx. 05/30/2013) we got a whopping 1200.00 surprise for some sort of a valve that needed to be fixed. After threatening to turn the truck in to the financial managers they decided to fix the truck, we think, proclaiming that they did a mega inspection on the vehicle prior to selling it to us. They said they reinspected the vehicle prior to returning it to us. Then around the first week in July (In Phx, 117+ temps) the AC compressor went out. They wanted to rack up that charge to approx 1800.00 to which I informed them that our mechanic family friend could fix it for 500.00. They dropped the fee to 800.00 claiming there's no way they could have know this would happen. Thankfully they let us make 200.00 monthly payments in addition to the monthly payment on the vehicle, put at almost a 500.00 per month payment. Then we took the truck for a scheduled oil change. The dealer provided us with a list of repairs on the vehicle (1 month or two ago 02 or 03/2014) in which none of the things on there (there was a timing change/motor mounts and a couple of other things..) was an ANGLE GEAR! We recently drove a 20+ mile route home from work and got off the freeway (thank GOD) to make a left hand turn and find that the truck was making an awful sound. We thought it was a blown tire with the metal of the rim scraping the ground. After pulling over and not being able to see anything, we continued about 1.5-2 mi, very slow, to get the truck home. Parked the truck and was a bit frantic trying to figure out what it could be. Now they state that the truck is only worth $4000, the repairs are going to cost us $2600. Seriously... I'm trying to find alternative corporate folks to speak to re: this. This is not right at all. My husband and I are hardworking folks who can't afford this. HELP!!

Kathren of Phoenix, AZ
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After several visits and calls, a price was negotiated and agreed with credit card on file for two XC60 2012 autos. I was told to be at the dealership between 3:30PM and 4PM today to sign the papers and get the cars. I arrived at 3:36PM and was told that someone was buying one of the two cars. No solution was offered and I left the dealership: Volvo Village of Danvers, sales manager Alfonso **.

Jeffrey of Topsfield, MA
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I've had a water leak in my car a few days ago, and I was happy to hear that Volvo Turkey was going to cover the costs. Unfortunately, I've had several problems with the car before and am not sure whether or not these are also an effect of the water leakage, as it is obvious that the car must have had this problem before. (By the way, I saw on many sites that I am not the only one affected by this and the water might cause other bigger problems in the future.)Now, the central locking system is making sounds, and I told this my service a few months ago. They were going to ask Volvo Turkey for a compensation, as the car was only a few months out of guarantee and I always bring the car to the affiliated service.The affiliated service, by the way, sometimes seems to be not such a good idea, as they forgot the parking headlights on and emptied the battery. They tried to load it and sent me away, but the next day, the car wouldn't start again. So the service came again and loaded it for the second time. But a day later, car would not start again. So I had to bring the car back to the service, and they replaced battery. I was told by somebody working for Bosch that it is not good to load the battery in cars that have the electronic system. But I did not know this at that time. There is also a sound coming from the timing belt, which is not normal for a 2- and a half-year-old car that has done 43.000 km. I asked Volvo Turkey to cover the costs, and I was told that they can only cover 50% of the costs, which I am not willing to accept anymore for following reasons: 1. Why was I not offered this a few months ago when I first told them. 2. I had not only material expenses during the days while car was in service, I've also lost precious time due to mistakes of the service . 3. Who will guarantee me that nothing else has been affected by the water leakage which is obviously a production mistake.and I've read on some link that this happens. I am not happy at all to be paying for things that shouldn't occur in a car that is an above-average car.

Yasemin of Istanbul, Other
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I have a Volvo XC90 T6 AWD 2002. It sucks. I've had nothing but problems with it since the day I bought it. Unfortunately, I can not afford to get rid of it. I'm scared every time I drive it and pray that I'll get where I'm going safely. I've spent thousands of dollars on repairs at the dealer. Thank God I bought the extended warranty, not once but twice. I replaced the transmission at 75k miles. New tires are worn out at 25k miles. It goes through brakes like toilet paper. I've replaced rotors, drums, motor mounts (twice). The dashboard/radio area gets incredibly hot (so hot to touch it almost burns your fingers). It heated up my cell phone so much in the little stash area that my phone quit working. It's a wonder it doesn't burst into flames. I have had so many problems with it I can not even count them all. I take it to the same dealer so he can print out a record of all of the repairs. Every time I go there, it cost me a fortune. One time it was nearly $5000 and that was with the warranty payments. I just spent another $1200 on it. Now, driving here in the rain, it started making this high-pitched shrill noise like you wouldn't believe. It's done that before so I think it must have something to do with the traction control. Anyone else had that shrill sound with traction control in rain or snow? I would like to have a class action lawsuit and at least get Volvo to give me what I owe on it so I can go get something else.

Delaine of Alexandria, VA
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They covered the majority of the repair. I am satisfied.

Niccole of Pasadena, CA
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I am the happy owner of a Volvo V60 T6 2015, my first Volvo, in replacement of a Subaru Forester XT 2014. I just want to say how I'm happy with my car. I know most of people on that website are writing about problem they have and that's ok, but I think it is important to also tell people when you don't have problem. :-)I have my car for one year now, only 16000 km, not a lot, but enough time to say if you like the car or not. Most of the problem usually appears during the first year.The engine is great, the old one, the six cylinder with turbo, 300 hp, you really have that power fast on the highway, very secure car, not a sporty car but enough sporty for me. I have some fun with that car, a pleasure to drive on any way, great and wonderful sport seats, great finish and quality inside AND outside. Zero problem! I am Canadian and the awd works perfectly, not as great as the Subaru one, but a very good one! You have plenty of space in the hatch, that's why I love wagon (I'm European :-)).Also, customer service is perfect at least at the dealer, everything perfect there. Also, price for services is the same as Subaru. If you compare year and kilometers (every 10000km for Subaru!!! Every 160000 km for Volvo) Subaru is so expensive and so bad quality with so many problems... So, go away and take a Volvo, at least a model which is on sale for a while, because for new ones, I suggest to wait for at least two years to avoid any problem on the first production years!

Franck of Piedmont, QC
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We bought a 2015 Volvo S80 Inscription package. Has been a fabulous car. However after 3 years of use - the leather piping around the driver's seat has become unstitched and the plastic insert is coming out. Sent a photo to Volvo and they stated "not a defect - it is due to wear." Therefore not covered under the warranty. My husband weighs 140 lbs and I am 120 lbs. It is unbelievable that this would happen after 3 years. I have a 2008 Audi TT with leather seats that are pristine after 10 years. They quoted us $1400 to repair. Absolutely insane. Will not buy Volvo again.

Pam of Sanibel, FL
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Volvo is a great vehicle. Handling is smooth, it is very quiet and very reliable. I have had zero issues with this vehicle and it has been driven a lot. The ride is extremely comfortable and the interior features are very upscale. I like the push-button start, heated seats and rear parking sensors. The interior and exterior are very premium and the car was built to last. I like the keyless entry also. It handles well and it takes the bumps in the road well. But the only thing I would like to be different is the gas mileage.

Chris of Harper Woods, MI
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I currently own a 2008 Volvo C70 with only 60K miles. Although the car is OK in general the leather seats are terrible. I have kept these seats cleaned with leather cleaner but that has not done any good. These seat have worn, cracked, and split leather. The manufacturer will not help in any way. The same was true for my 2001 Volvo S60, which at the time on trade in only had 70K miles. I thought at the time that I just did not take care of those seats. That was wrong on my part. They just make terrible seats. I have learned my lesson. Never again will I purchase a Volvo. PS repair cost are also very high.

Fred of Rockport, TX
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