Volvo V60 Cross Country Model Years and History

The Volvo V60 Cross Country carriers over with no significant changes for 2026.

The Volvo V60 Cross Country and S60 both carryover with minimal changes for 2025.

The Volvo V60 Cross Country and S60 both carryover with minimal changes for 2024.

The Volvo V60 Cross Country and S60 get a refreshed exterior and updated trim lineup for 2023.

The Volvo V60 and S60 carry over with minimal changes for 2021 although wireless device charging is now standard on the V60 Cross Country.

The Volvo V60 and S60 carry over with minimal changes for 2021 although the hybrid was renamed to S60 Recharge and V60 Recharge. LED headlights are now standard across all trims and massaging front seats are now available on the V60 Cross Country.

For 2018, the Volvo S60/V60 remain unchanged.

For 2017, Volvo has dropped its 2.5L 5-cylinder engine from the S60/V60 range.

The biggest news for 2016 is the availability of a S60 Cross Country sedan. Previously only available on wagon models, the Cross Country trim lifts the ride height by about two and a half inches, while adding all-wheel drive. This combination gives Volvo a vehicle type that few other companies can boast about having in their lineup: a sedan-style crossover. Plenty of people want a bit more off-road capability and ruggedness in their car but don't necessarily want a station wagon body style. They now have a great reason to be excited over Volvo's new offering.

The Volvo V60 Cross Country is a brand-new model for 2015. Based on the automaker's V60 wagon, it adds crossover features like all-wheel drive and a raised suspension to sell it to the outdoors explorer.