Introducing the New Volvo V90
The new Volvo V90 is a premium estate that suits drivers who want long-distance comfort, useful boot space, and a cleaner, more modern cabin than a typical SUV.�
Compared with older V90 models, the latest car leans harder into technology and day-to-day ease. The cabin now centres around Google built-in services, the latest driver assistance systems are more intuitive to use, and the plug-in hybrid setup makes local driving much cheaper if you can charge at home or at work. It still has the composed Volvo feel buyers expect, but it now does more of the hard work for you in traffic, on the motorway, and when parking.
When you are ready to get a feel for the seats, visibility, boot space, and driving position for yourself, you can book a test drive with Vertu.
New Volvo V90 Trim Options
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Trim
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Best For
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Key Features
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Plus
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Drivers who want a high-spec V90 with strong comfort, safety, and everyday usability without stepping up to the top trim
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Google built-in infotainment, Pilot Assist, Adaptive Cruise Control, 360-degree camera, heated front seats, heated rear seats, heated steering wheel, Harman Kardon premium sound system, leather upholstery, power tailgate, and a strong overall equipment level
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Ultra
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Drivers who want the most luxurious V90 specification
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Google built-in infotainment, Pilot Assist, Adaptive Cruise Control, 360-degree camera, heated front seats, and premium cabin materials. Plus, upgraded interior finishes, larger alloy wheels, more premium audio, extra comfort features, and a more high-spec feel throughout
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New Volvo V90 Running Costs
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Powertrain |
Official Combined Fuel Economy |
Electric Range |
CO2 Output |
Notes |
| Plus |
Plug-in hybrid automatic |
Up to 353 mpg (WLTP, when charged regularly) |
Up to around 54 miles electric-only |
Low compared with a petrol-only estate |
Best suited to drivers who can charge often and do a mix of local and longer journeys |
| Ultra |
Plug-in hybrid automatic |
Up to 313 mpg (WLTP, when charged regularly) |
Up to around 54 miles electric-only |
Low compared with a petrol-only estate |
Larger wheels and extra equipment can slightly affect real-world efficiency |
New Volvo V90 Safety Features And Rating
- The Volvo V90 range holds a five-star Euro NCAP safety rating
- Autonomous emergency braking helps the car respond if traffic ahead suddenly slows or stops.
- Lane Keeping Aid helps guide the car back into lane if it starts to drift.
- Blind Spot Information System helps when changing lanes on busy dual carriageways and motorways.
- Cross traffic alert warns you about vehicles approaching from the side when reversing out of a space.
- Road sign information displays speed limit changes clearly in front of the driver.
- Front, rear, and side park assist help you judge the car's length in tighter spaces.
- A 360-degree camera gives you a full overhead view when manoeuvring into narrow bays.
- Adaptive Cruise Control helps maintain a set gap to the car in front on longer journeys.
- Multiple airbags and a strong passenger cell help protect adults and children if the worst happens.
New Volvo V90 Practicality And Space
- The Volvo V90 gives you a large boot with 488 litres of luggage space with the rear seats in place.
- Fold the rear seats and capacity rises to as much as 1,526 litres, which is useful for furniture packs, bikes, or bulky family gear.
- The low, wide boot opening makes it easier to lift in a pushchair, dog crate, or heavier suitcase than in many taller SUVs.
- Hidden underfloor storage gives you somewhere to keep smaller items out of sight.
- Rear passengers get the sort of legroom that makes longer motorway journeys easier, especially for older children and adults.
- Wide rear door openings make loading child seats and helping passengers in and out much less awkward.
- Front, rear, and side parking assistance helps with supermarket spaces and narrow car parks where estate length can otherwise feel intimidating.
- The 360-degree camera makes it simpler to place the car accurately when reversing close to kerbs or walls.
New Volvo V90 Tech & Convenience
- Google built-in gives you native Google Maps, Google Assistant, and Google Play straight from the car, so you get live traffic updates, clear route guidance, and hands-free help by saying �Hey Google� rather than relying on your phone every time you drive.
- Pilot Assist helps with steering, acceleration, and braking at speeds up to 80mph, and it includes stop-and-go support for heavy traffic, which takes some of the strain out of long commutes and slow motorway queues.
- Wireless smartphone integration keeps everyday essentials close at hand without cluttering the cabin with cables.
- The digital driver display presents speed, navigation, and key driving information clearly in front of you.
- A premium sound system on higher trims gives the V90 a more polished long-distance feel for drivers who spend hours in the car each week.
- Keyless entry makes loading children, bags, or work kit into the car much easier when your hands are full.
- A powered tailgate adds convenience when opening the boot in tight spaces or poor weather.
- Heated front seats and a heated steering wheel make early starts more comfortable in colder months.
Can I Buy A New Volvo V90 On Finance?
Choosing a Volvo V90 on finance can make a premium estate much easier to budget for, especially if you want fixed monthly payments and flexibility around deposit size and agreement type. Available finance options can vary depending on trim, vehicle availability, deposit, and annual mileage, but these are the main routes many drivers consider:
- PCP stands for Personal Contract Purchase. This can suit you if you want lower monthly payments and the option to return the car, part-exchange it, or pay the final amount to keep it at the end.
- HP stands for Hire Purchase. This can suit you if you want to work towards ownership with fixed monthly payments and no large optional final payment.
- PCH stands for Personal Contract Hire. This can work well if you want to lease the car for an agreed period and then hand it back at the end.
If you want to compare these routes in more detail, read our guide to car finance explained.
Where Can I Buy A New Volvo V90?
If you want to see the Volvo V90 up close, you can visit a Volvo dealership at Vertu and speak to a team that understands the brand, the trim differences, and the finance options available. That makes it easier to compare Plus against Ultra, look at boot space in person, and decide whether the V90 suits you better than a Volvo SUV.
Buying through Vertu also gives you the reassurance of expert customer service before and after you choose your next car. You can ask about part-exchange, finance, servicing support, and availability, then follow up online if you want to continue the conversation after your visit.
It is also worth browsing other new Volvo models if you are deciding between a spacious estate and a higher-riding SUV. If you want to widen the search further, you can compare all new cars in stock to see what fits your budget, fuel type, and preferred body style.
New Volvo V90 FAQs
What warranty cover should I expect on a new Volvo V90?
A new Volvo V90 typically comes with a three-year, 60,000-mile manufacturer warranty in the UK. For the plug-in hybrid battery, Volvo also provides separate battery cover for eight years or 100,000 miles. That gives added reassurance if you plan to keep the car for several years.
Which new Volvo V90 trim should I choose?
For most drivers, Plus is the easiest recommendation because it already includes the key V90 strengths such as Google built-in, Pilot Assist, heated seats, and the 360-degree camera. Ultra makes more sense if you want a more indulgent cabin, extra audio quality, and a more luxurious overall feel without stepping into a different model.
Is the new Volvo V90 easy to park in tight spaces?
Yes, the V90 is easier to park than its size suggests because it combines front, rear, and side parking assistance with a 360-degree camera. That means you can see the car's position clearly when backing into tighter spaces, and the steering remains light enough to make low-speed manoeuvres straightforward.
What insurance group is the new Volvo V90 in?
The Volvo V90 usually sits in the higher insurance groups because it is a premium estate with advanced technology and plug-in hybrid performance. As a guide, a Plus model may sit around group 39, while an Ultra version can move into group 40 or 41 depending on the exact specification. Always check the precise registration and insurer data before you commit.
Should I choose a fixed or flexible servicing plan for a new Volvo V90?
If your V90 mainly covers shorter trips, town driving, and regular family use, a fixed approach can work well because it keeps visits predictable. If you do bigger motorway miles and your usage changes through the year, a more flexible approach can make sense. You can compare support options and maintenance guidance through Volvo servicing.
Are the tech features of the new Volvo V90 easy to use?
Yes, the V90's tech is easier to use than many rival systems because Google built-in feels familiar from the start. Google Maps is clear, Google Assistant lets you control common functions by voice, and the screen layout is cleaner than older-style menu systems, so you spend less time hunting through sub-menus while driving.
