2021年沃尔沃S90Recharge

Powering the 2021 Volvo S90 Recharge is a 2.0-liter twin-turbocharged inline-4 gas engine that's been augmented by two electric motors for 400 hp and 472 lb-ft of torque. Power is modulated by an 8-speed automatic transmission and sent to the sedan's all-wheel drivetrain. Acceleration responses from the S90 Recharge PHEV are quite brisk but also pleasant and smooth. When driven prudently, the S90 Recharge should offer you 21 miles of all-electric driving range and fuel economy returns of up to 60 MPGe combined. Charging the S90 Recharge's 11.6-kWh battery will take around 6.5 hours on a regular 12-V plug.

Volvo's suave and sophisticated design ethos is a significant attribute of its cars as well as an accurate depiction of the performance and premium levels of luxury it aims to deliver. This is very much the case for the S90 Recharge PHEV, despite the fact that is more than a full second quicker than the BMW 530e from off the line. From there, the 530e is likely to quickly catch up and steamroll the S90. It is also far more capable around the corners, but going fast and cornering isn't what the S90 Recharge was designed for. It's a luxurious and pragmatic cruiser first and foremost. Its brisk acceleration only complements its pleasant drivability, with the Scandanavian sedan remaining compliant and smooth at all times. It offers a 21-mile all-electric driving range, which is decent. Unfortunately, its fuel economy returns aren't quite the best. Nevertheless, the S90 Recharge is perhaps one of the most exquisite means of family transportation with its modern, plush, and spacious cabin. It's really safe, too, despite neither the NHTSA nor the IIHS having subjected the 2021 Volvo S90 Recharge to review. The sheer number of driver-assist and safety features is more than enough to put the most nervous drivers at ease. Volvo's reliability standards are fairly high, too, so if you're looking for a luxurious, comfortable, safe, and dependable sedan to move your family about in, the S90 Recharge may be the perfect fit.

The Swedes put forward both the R-Design and the Inscription versions of the 2021 Volvo S90 Recharge with a price of $60,050 in the USA, which is $3,150 lower than what they were presented at last year. The R-Design bears sporty exterior and interior styling cues while the Inscription augments the inherent premium look and feel. We feel the Inscription is the more auspicious option, being that the S90 Recharge is more of a luxury sedan than a sporty one. It comes with fanciful chrome exterior accents, Gray Ash Wood cabin inlays, an Orrefors Crystal gear lever, and ventilated front seats with additional padding and bolsters.