Overview
- Volvo unveiled the 2028 XC60 PHEV in London on Tuesday, revealing a 41.2 kWh gross (37.9 kWh usable) floor‑integrated battery that yields up to 126 kilometres of electric driving range.
- The new powertrain pairs a four‑cylinder turbo engine with an electric motor for 455 horsepower and 560 lb‑ft of torque, a 0–100 km/h time of 4.8 seconds, and a combined driving range of about 950 kilometres.
- Volvo says the XC60 charges on a Level 2 home charger in roughly 5.5 hours and will not include a NACS port for Tesla Superchargers, reflecting a focus on overnight charging rather than DC fast‑charge access.
- Production will run in Torslanda, Sweden and Charleston, South Carolina, with Canadian cars coming from Sweden; orders open early next year and Volvo expects deliveries to Canadian dealers next spring.
- Volvo plans the same long‑range PHEV approach for the XC90 with up to 117 km electric range and has added an 11.2‑inch Gemini‑enabled infotainment screen plus upgraded driver‑assist sensors to both models.