Volvo S90 Model Years and History

The S90 and the V90 Cross Country both carry over with minimal changes for 2025.

The S90 Plug-in Hybrid has removed "recharge" from the vehicle name and replaced the Ultimate trim with the Ultra trim for 2025.

The S90 and the V90 Cross Country both carry over with minimal changes for 2024.

The S90 gets a new trim lineup for 2023.

The S90 and V90 Cross Country roll into 2022 with minimal changes.

For 2021 the S90 and V90 get relatively few changes, a new V90 Recharge Plug-In Hybrid was added, and minor styling changes were made to the exterior. A wireless charging pad and more USB ports were also added.

The Volvo XC90 receives a mild facelift for this year with a new grille, some new wheel designs and a couple of new exterior colors. Inside, a new wool blended optional upholstery is available. In addition a 6-seat option is available for T6 and T8 Momentum models, while the optional digital driver's display now includes a road sign identification function as standard.

For 2019 the Volvo S90 receives a shuffling of optional packages and standard features. T5 equipped models now offer the 12.3-inch infotainment system, HomeLink, a power outlet for the cargo area and heated washer nozzles. All-wheel-drive-equipped models now come with standard heated front seats. LED headlamps with auto-high beam functionality and washing motion now come packaged with a self-parking feature, 360-degree exterior camera system, a power-operated trunk lid and a heads-up display as a part of the new Advance Package.

For 2018 the Volvo S90 grows by around four and a half inches in length. This means in rear seat room has improved considerably. The S90 now offers oodles of space back there, enough to compete with long wheelbase versions of the Audi S8 and the BMW 7-Series.

The Volvo S90 is an all-new model for 2017. The mid-size luxury sedan slots in at the top of Volvo's lineup and replaces the S80 as the Swedish carmaker's flagship. It is powered by a 2.0L 4-cylinder engine, which is turbocharged in T5 trim levels and both turbocharged and supercharged in T6 guise. Power is delivered to either the front or all four wheels, depending on trim. Luxury features abound, as do safety features, in typical Volvo fashion. The S90 starts at just under $47,000.