Performance

The new Volvo XC90 is primed to perform at optimum levels. Sustained power is the name of the game thanks to the available plug-in hybrid system. The XC90 has batteries and an electric motor, but it doesn't have to compromise on any space. Of course, this is in addition to the gas-powered engine. Consumers can drive this vehicle in electric-only mode, and it produces zero emissions. The direct-injected engines come in 2.0-liter sizes. Base models will generate up to 250 horsepower, while the upper-tier models will produce as much as 400 horsepower around Opelousas.

Safety

The XC90 has advanced safety features that utilize radar-based sensors. The available City Safe innovation can identify pedestrians, animals, and objects that are on/near the roadways of New Iberia. If a collision is imminent, then the SUV's brakes will automatically engage. Steering support is also available to help drivers steer clear of danger. Run-Off Road Mitigation can detect if the SUV is about to leave the highway. Steering and brake support will engage when you need it most in Breaux Bridge.

The new XC90 can seat up to 6 individuals but will accommodate at least 7 people when the rear seats are configured. Soft-touch materials are everywhere in the cabin, and there's a huge Panoramic moonroof for letting in fresh air while driving in Youngsville. Shopping bag hooks and securing straps are also available. There are metal-finish air vents, wood finishes and 85.7 cubic-feet of cargo space.

Technology is a must, and the XC90 delivers. There's a nine-inch touchscreen display on the center dash, loaded with apps for a connected ride in Broussard. You can also check your vehicle settings at this location. Android Auto is built-in, and iPhone users can take advantage of Apple CarPlay integration. The new XC90 will come with either a 19-speaker Bowers/Wilkins or a 14-speaker Harman/Kardon sound system. There's also a Head-Up display as well as an electrified driver display.