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Volvo Umum Kemas Kini Untuk Barisan Model Tahun 2026

Selepas pelancaran rasmi refreshed XC60 dan EC40 variant single motor baru-baru ini, Volvo Car Malaysia kini mengumumkan kemas kini penuh untuk semua model tahun 2026.

XC60 Refreshed

XC60 refreshed yang diperkenalkan bulan lalu kini tampil dengan beberapa pembaharuan – termasuk rekaan gril depan baharu yang lebih sporty dan elegan, sistem suspensi udara serta teknologi terkini yang lebih intuitif.

Harga rasmi XC60 refreshed adalah seperti berikut:

XC60 T8 AWD plug-in hybrid – bermula dari RM362,888
XC60 B5 AWD mild hybrid – bermula dari RM328,888

XC60 T8 AWD PHEV mampu dipandu sehingga 89 km secara elektrik penuh (WLTP) – sesuai untuk perjalanan harian tanpa emisi, hantar anak ke sekolah atau urusan dalam bandar. Dengan lebih 450Nm tork, ia gabungkan prestasi dan kecekapan dalam satu pakej. Sementara itu, XC60 B5 mild hybrid pula menawarkan pemanduan lebih mudah tanpa perlu dicas.

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Volvo Car Malaysia Completes 2026 Line-Up with Refreshed and Electrified Models

Volvo Car Malaysia has wrapped up its transition to the 2026 model year, refreshing its entire line-up following the introduction of the updated XC60 and the new single-motor EC40. The move reinforces Volvo’s direction towards an electrified future while giving Malaysian buyers more choices across its premium SUV and electric vehicle range.

The refreshed XC60, which made its debut in September, now offers updated styling, new features, and improved comfort. Available in two variants, the XC60 T8 AWD plug-in hybrid is priced from RM362,888, while the XC60 B5 AWD mild hybrid starts at RM328,888. The plug-in hybrid version combines strong performance with practicality, offering up to 89 kilometres of pure electric driving range on a single charge — ideal for daily commutes with zero tailpipe emissions. With over 450 Nm of torque, it delivers a smooth yet energetic drive.

The mild-hybrid B5 variant provides a more traditional setup with a 2.0-litre turbocharged engine paired with an integrated starter-generator, delivering seamless acceleration without the need for external charging.

For 2026, the Volvo EC40 — the brand’s first electric-only crossover SUV — adds a new single-motor variant to complement the existing twin-motor version. Priced at RM248,888, this new model features a rear-mounted electric motor producing 238 hp and completing the 0–100 km/h sprint in 7.3 seconds.

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Volvo XC60 Mendapat Kemas Kini Terbaharu di Malaysia

Selepas pengenalan dua model flagship Volvo, EX90 dan XC90 pada April lalu, Volvo Car Malaysia meraikan satu lagi pencapaian penting dengan memperkenalkan penyegaran untuk model paling popular mereka, XC60. Refreshed XC60 hadir dengan penambahbaikan baharu seperti gril hadapan yang sporty dan elegan, sistem suspensi udara Volvo, serta teknologi intuitif terkini.

XC60 bukan sahaja kegemaran global dengan hampir 2.7 juta unit terjual, malah turut menjadi pilihan kukuh bagi keluarga di Malaysia. Sejak diperkenalkan secara tempatan, lebih 6,200 unit telah dimiliki di seluruh negara—mengukuhkan reputasinya sebagai SUV pilihan utama bagi mereka yang mengutamakan keselesaan, kualiti dan keyakinan pemanduan.

Refreshed Volvo XC60 bakal ditawarkan dalam dua varian elektrifikasi:

XC60 T8 AWD Plug-in Hybrid – harga anggaran bermula dari RM367,888
XC60 B5 AWD Mild Hybrid – harga anggaran bermula dari RM333,888

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XC60 Kini Menjadi Volvo Paling Laris Sepanjang Zaman

Dengan lebih 2.7 juta unit terjual di seluruh dunia, Volvo XC60 kini secara rasmi telah mengatasi model ikonik Volvo 240 sebagai kereta Volvo paling laris dalam sejarah.

Sejak diperkenalkan pada tahun 2008, SUV bersaiz sederhana ini terus menjadi pilihan utama ramai pelanggan – terutamanya mereka yang mementingkan keselamatan, kualiti, dan pengalaman pemanduan premium. Pada mulanya hanya dihasilkan di Eropah, XC60 kemudian menjadi model Volvo global pertama yang turut dikeluarkan di China bagi menyokong pasaran tempatan. Ia juga pernah dinobatkan sebagai World Car of the Year pada tahun 2018.

Generasi terkini XC60 memperkenalkan sistem plug-in hybrid, khusus untuk pelbagai jenis pelanggan, dan merupakan plug-in hybrid paling laris di Eropah tahun lalu.

“Ketika membesar di Sweden pada era 1980-an, Volvo 240 merupakan kereta keluarga yang ikonik – hampir setiap rumah memilikinya,” kata Susanne Hägglund, Ketua Global Offer di Volvo Cars. “Hari ini, XC60 mengambil alih peranan itu – bukan sekadar sebagai pilihan keluarga, tetapi juga sebagai model paling berjaya dalam sejarah kami.”

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The XC60 is Now the Best-Selling Volvo Car of All Time

Volvo Cars has marked a major milestone as the XC60 officially becomes the brand’s all-time best-selling model, with over 2.7 million units sold globally. This achievement sees the premium mid-size SUV overtaking the iconic Volvo 240, which had long been regarded as the brand’s most beloved and recognisable vehicle.

First introduced in 2008, the XC60 quickly resonated with drivers looking for a safe, stylish, and versatile SUV. It combined Volvo’s reputation for safety with a more modern design and premium features, appealing to families and individuals alike. Originally manufactured in Europe, the XC60 later expanded its production footprint to include China, where it supported growing local demand. Its global popularity was further cemented when it won the coveted World Car of the Year award in 2018.

The current generation of the XC60 also helped accelerate Volvo’s electrification ambitions, bringing plug-in hybrid technology to a wider audience. It became Europe’s best-selling plug-in hybrid last year, making it not only a symbol of the brand’s past success but also a key part of its sustainable future.

Susanne Hägglund, head of Global Offer at Volvo Cars, highlighted the XC60’s transformation into a new-era classic. Reflecting on the Volvo 240’s iconic status in 1980s Sweden, she noted how the XC60 has now assumed that family-favourite role, becoming a mainstay in driveways around the world and cementing its legacy as Volvo’s top-seller.

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2026 Volvo XC60: Enhanced Tech, Comfort, and Design

For the upcoming model year, Volvo has given the XC60 a significant refresh, elevating its user experience, design, and comfort while introducing a faster, more responsive infotainment system. These updates aim to solidify the XC60’s status as Volvo’s best-selling model, which has achieved over 1.5 million sales worldwide since its debut in 2017. In 2024, the SUV even set a new sales record, reaffirming its strong market presence.

Next-Generation Infotainment and User Experience

The refreshed XC60 now features Volvo’s latest user experience, designed for safer and more intuitive interactions. A key highlight is the new 11.2-inch free-standing central touchscreen, offering a 21% increase in pixel density for sharper visuals. This updated system integrates multiple Google services* and allows for over-the-air updates**, extending its functionality beyond factory settings.

Powering this upgraded system is the next-generation Snapdragon Cockpit Platform from Qualcomm Technologies*, which makes the infotainment system more than twice as fast as before, with ten times faster graphics rendering. The result is a more responsive and seamless interface that enhances both convenience and safety.

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Volvo XC60 gets ‘smarter’ with integrated Google apps and services

Volvo Car Malaysia has updated its XC60 and apart from cosmetic changes and added safety features, the significant new feature is integration with Google Services. This is the outcome of the partnership between the Swedish carmaker and Google which sees a first-of-its-kind built-in infotainment system complete with a host of Google Services.

Volvo Cars is the first company to team up with Google to integrate an infotainment system powered by Android with Google apps and services such as Google Assistant built in. This means that Volvo drivers can get the same sort of apps that they have on an Android smartphone integrated with their infotainment system and use voice commands to manage and operate them.

Of course, there is now also Android Auto which can mirror apps from a compatible smartphone onto infotainment systems but having the apps and services as part of the system is even better.

Additionally, with the Volvo Car App and Connected Services, the driver can be easily connected to the XC60 using a mobile device. This enables convenient remote control of several functions, eg cooling down the cabin by starting the air-conditioner, checking vehicle status, locking/unlocking the doors, etc.

Referring to the latest model as ‘The Smarter XC60’, Charles Frump, Managing Director of Volvo Car Malaysia, said that with Google Services, customers can get the most intuitive infotainment experience in the automotive industry. “It fully delivers on our brand promise to provide the freedom to move in a personal, sustainable and safe way,” he said.

The latest XC60, priced from RM325,449 (without insurance and sales tax), has a new grille, new front bumpers and a new exterior colour. For the Recharge T8 version, there are also new 19-inch 6-multispoke black diamond-cut alloy wheel design and a Bowers and Wilkins sound system as standard.

As an electrified model, the XC60 uses hybrid technology with its 2-litre 4-cylinder petrol engine that has a supercharger as well as a turbocharger. The combustion engine output is 407 bhp/640 Nm with the electric motor contributing 87 bhp/240 Nm. All that power goes through an 8-speed Geartronic automatic transmission and propels the car from 0 to 100 km/h in a claimed 5.3 seconds.

In the past, that sort of performance would mean high consumption but the XC60 is said to be able to do up to 45 kms/litre. This is because the powertrain does not run on the petrol engine all the time and depending on conditions, it use the electric motor which means no fuel is consumed. There is even a mode that can ‘lock’ the powertrain in pure electric mode but only for a limited distance as it will be constantly drawing on power from the lithium-ion battery pack.

Volvo built much of its reputation on safety and the XC60 ensures that is maintained. While the early Volvos had impressive passive safety (which protects occupants when an accident occurs), today’s models have more advanced Active Safety systems. These Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) can help to avoid collisions, keep the car in its lane and even stop the car at a junction if another vehicle is approaching from either side (but the driver is unaware). Small cameras provide a simulated image of the area around the vehicle so the driver can spot hazards and also park more precisely.

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Volvo XC60 wins praise in America

Volvo’s mid-range SUV, the XC60 has been named 2018 Utility of the Year by the Detroit Free Press, Detroit’s largest daily newspaper. Built using the Scalable Product Architecture platform, the 2018 model year is new from the ground up, combining Swedish elegence and precise craftmanship. The vehicle was given the accolade because of what it brings to the table.

Like it’s bigger brother, the middle child of Volvo’s SUV family features striking good looks that is topped off by the signature ‘Thor’s hammer’ headlights. This complements the slew of safety features very well. The XC60 is able to monitor it’s blind spots and take control of the steering if it detects an impending collision.

Besides this, it’s various front and rear sensors help prevent head-on collisions and other fender benders, acting as the driver’s third eye. Then there’s also the semi-autonomous safety system that is able to steer and keep the XC60 at a constant speed provided that the road lane markings are clearly visible.

“The XC60’s value, design and advanced safety features set it apart from other utility vehicles,” Detroit Free Press auto critic Mark Phelan said. “It sets a high standard for other SUVs.”

The Volvo XC60 is offered with a number of powertrains including the award winning T8 Twin Engine plug-in hybrid at the top of the powertrain range delivering 400bhp. Expect the automaker to chalk up a number of other awards in the coming months as more publications get their hands on this sophisticated machine.

Volvo wins Car Technology Brand of the Year award

Volvo’s latest technology innovations have not gone unnoticed. Through them, the automaker was named Car Technology Brand of the Year for the second year running. The Volvo XC60 was awarded Best Safety Technology for its Steering Support system, Best Navigation, and Best Safest Car due to its exceptional Euro NCAP safety rating.

The Car Tech Awards honours manufactures with the best in-car technology launched over the year. The Winner of each category is chosen by a jury of experts from buyer’s guide Carbuyer and technology website Alphr. It should come as no surprise that cars like the XC60 are lavished with such praise when safety is the criteria.

It is fitted with Volvo’s Steering Support technology that automatically provides steering assistance to drivers during an emergency to help avoid a potential collision. Working in tandem with its city stop function, the car will be able to decrease the risk of avoidable collisions or accidents significantly.

Speaking of the award, Stuart Milne, Editor of Carbuyer, said, “Volvo’s success in the Car Tech Awards is remarkable. The company scooped Car Technology Brand of the Year for the second year in succession.”

“Our judges were impressed by the way Volvo refuses to rest on its laurels, developing a series of products and philosophies that build on its Vision 2020, that no one will be killed or seriously injured in a new Volvo by 2020,” he added.

Volvo’s XC60 almost scored full marks in its Euro NCAP crash test results. It received a 98% rating adult occupant protection and 95% for its safety assistance features. Adding to that, its intuitive and easy to use navigation system as well as a number of other features have made it the complete package.

Volvo XC60 earns top marks in crash tests

Thatcham Research is an independent advocate of automotive safety & repair as well as an adviser to motorists, insurers and vehicle manufacturers in aiding the reduction in accident frequency, severity and costs. This world leader in crash safety and research, has awarded the Volvo XC60 with top marks for vehicle safety.

In fact, the Swede scored 95% in the Safety Assist category, which is about 40% higher than the average for cars that were tested this year. Contributing to this stellar score was its Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) system that scored maximum points when tested at highway speeds and was successful at avoiding all collisions.

“The new Volvo XC60 has “aced” the exacting test protocols,” said Matthew Avery director of research at Thatcham Research. “It’s exceedingly rare for a vehicle to score so favourably across the board. The adult occupant protection result for the Volvo XC60 is one of the best on record.”

“But it’s in active safety that Volvo is really maintaining its lead. The XC60’s standard-fit safety technologies are excellent – or rather those that we were able to test, as its Turn Across Path and Run off Road systems are not yet a feature of the Euro NCAP programme,” he added.

Other SUVs that were tested during the same period included the Citroën C3 Aircross, Opel / Vauxhhall Crossland X, VW T-Roc, Skoda Karoq and Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross. All of them performed relatively well by achieving the Euro NCAP 5-star rating respectively.

Besides crash and track research, Thatcham Research also conducts tests and accredits crash repair parts, vehicle repair technicians, as well as others services. The acquired data is then used to benefit the collision repair industry for insurers, motor manufacturers, equipment manufacturers and suppliers.