Over the past several months, Volvo has been very busy sprucing up the top of its product lineup, introducing the next-generation XC90 crossover, S90 sedan, and V90 wagon in quick succession. Now that each of these models is out and available for public inspection, it looks as though the Swedish brand is prepping a new rough-and-ready V90 variant to add to the list. It’s called the V90 Cross Country, and it’s essentially a Swedish take on soft-roader utility, sans the SUV body style. That means the same extended roofline and luxurious interior as the regular V90, plus a taller stance, tough exterior body cladding, and drivetrain selections limited to only the most powerful Volvo engine options available.
The premium midsize station wagon was recently spotted in Southern Europe undergoing testing in full camouflage. With the recent release of the standard V90 at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show, it’s expected the V90 Cross Country will debut sometime early into 2017. Whether or not it’ll come stateside remains up in the air, but either way, read on for my speculative review.
Continue reading to learn more about the Volvo V90 Cross Country.
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