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Volvo has increased the prices of its select range of SUVs and sedan by upto 4 percent, effective April 19. As is the case usually, the automaker has attributed the hike to rising input and operating costs. XC90 sees the highest price mark-up of Rs 3 lakh S90 sees the lowest price increase of Rs 1 lakh Prices of the XC90 Recharge and S60 Inscription remain the same Volvo variant-wise price breakup All Volvo SUVs – XC40, XC60 and XC90 – as well as the S90 sedan now see a price rise between Rs 1 lakh-3 lakh. The XC60 sees a 4 percent hike, which equates to Rs 2.4 lakh. Similarly, the S90’s price has gone up by 2 percent – about Rs 1 lakh. Incidentally, the S90 and the XC60 now cost the same after the hike – Rs 65.90 lakh. The XC40 and XC90 share the same 3 percent price increment that equals to Rs 1.25 lakh and Rs 3 lakh, respectively. Therefore, the new prices of the two SUVs are Rs 44.50 lakh and Rs 93.90 lakh, respectively. Volvo Car Prices (Ex-showroom, India) Hike; April 2022Volvo Model variantNew priceOld priceDifferenceXC40 T4 R-DesignRs 44.50 lakhRs 43.25 lakhRs 1.25 lakhXC60 B5 InscriptionRs 65.90 lakhRs 63.50 lakhRs 2.4 lakhS90 B5 InscriptionRs 65.90 lakhRs 64.90 lakhRs 1 lakhXC90 B6 InscriptionRs 93.90 lakhRs 90.90 lakhRs 3 lakh Volvo’s upcoming plans for India Volvo has pushed forward with its electrification plans by updating the XC60, S90 and XC90 with petrol mild-hybrid powertrains. Volvo will soon launch its first EV, the recently showcased XC40 Recharge, in India and aims to introduce one new EV every year. Also See: Volvo to continue making sedans, estates
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