Should You Buy a Volvo XC90 Recharge? Thorough Review By A Mechanic
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- Опубліковано 9 тра 2024
- A Mechanic Reviews the 2023 Volvo XC90 Recharge. Should You Buy One?
In this video we take a look at the 2023 Volvo XC90 Recharge. We start with a proper technical review under the hood then underneath the car.
Then we look at the exterior and interior. Then we talk about some things we don't like about it.
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0:00 Intro
0:44 Under The Hood
13:08 Under The Car
19:40 Exterior Review
25:21 Interior Review
32:27 Things I Don't Like About It
34:57 Should You Buy One?
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Really enjoyed this review thank you, I hope you are going to do more of them ! All the best to you.
love your technical viewpoints and underbody reviews that is unique to your channel. Looking forward to more of your reviews on other makes and models!
Luvluvluc CCN Reviews!
This channel gets better and better. Polished and professional too
Love this guy. If you are a car person watching this is so much fun. Being Swedish we kind of think Volvo is normal and the rest is just kind of weird. Strange. Weirdly strange😂
Found this review because I'm looking at getting a V60 T8 Recharge polestar and this one has the same drivetrain. Really interesting having the system explained! I had no idea it was a bit of an older system, but sounds like no major issues with it so that's nice. Enjoyed the info and humour!
I watch all your videos because you are a master of honesty and integrity! I own two wonderful Toyota hybrid vehicles that run and look just as they did when I drove them off the lot. If I ever require some serious repairs on either vehicle, I will definitely book an appointment with your shop since I live in the Chicago area. Congratulations for your first anniversary! If you become a public corporation, let me know because I will become a shareholder. Then we will both reap the benefits of your success. Bravo!
Great review as always. Please keep doing what you do. It is appreciated.
This is the specific kind of car review I have been looking for !!!
Man, you are the best UA-camr reviewing the cars especially the mechanical components
Thanks,
Im loving these car reviews by a real mechanic.
Excellent review. Thank you. I clicked on the subscribe and like buttons and look forward to your future excellent reviews.
Great review. I just got mine yesterday. Subscribed!
Really good review covering things not seen or known from others, thanks!
The “upgrade” to android automotive does leave a little to be desired but we do see improvements coming such as the addition of CarPlay and steering assist being added back to the left hand steering wheel controls (thank goodness). I hope they continue to add better features and functions to the central driver display such as the media that you’re listening to, and not just map or no map. It would also be relatively easy to add a faster drive mode selector rather than in the ridiculous place it is currently buried.
Whilst it’s not perfect, if you want a seven seater with large amounts of storage, quality, safety, phev and beautiful refinement, there really aren’t many other alternatives. I’m upgrading from a D5 inscription pro (which I loved) to a T8 recharge ultimate and whilst it is definitely on the pricey side, all in, you get a lot for your money (and the warranty if you’re buying from new)
Thanks again for an excellent review.
Very detail and useful content. Thanks for the video!
Great to see such review, would be great to see the Suzuki Swift Sport ZC33S on this channel, can't seems to find any technical review on UA-cam.... Keep it up 🙌🏻 subbed
Excellent review, appropriate blend of technical and feature narration, and the tone and tempo of your voice is simply superb. I enjoy your videos so much that I may even consider buying a Toyota. I’m a Volvo guy but the more I learn through your videos about Toyota I like the 4Runner. Thank you sharing your knowledge and advice.
Vieo is great, review is great, but your jump to close the hood was the best... Keep up the good work.
I drive the same XC90 2023 T8 and one thing I can say is that it is the best car (for my needs). There are not many luxurious plug-in 7-seaters around and this is probably the best.
While most things are as said in the video, I would totally not agree with the statement that it is clumsy. It is NOT clumsy. When you press the pedal to the metal, it flies. Immediately. And is very, very fast. Nobody expects that a 7-seater could be able to outrun most BMWs, but it can. 4.7 secs 0-62 miles. Also, it has a very smooth ride handling and very luxurious feeling inside.
I agree with you but perhaps they have updated the software since this video came out since I don't notice any lag. It just flies.
5.4 sec
............ Hmmmmmmm/ there is a REASON why the XC90 has a BADDD Reliability & Re-Sale Plummeting in value loss 3ok in two years....THE ATE MADE IN USA!!! at a UNION Shop! In this case "South Carolina".............. Beware: where no one EVER gets fired for BADDD work after a hangover Soooo "OPP's I missed a spot or rivet or ANYTHING.... = Oh Well!........ LEXUS 450h+ "F" Sport is exclusively made in Glorious Japan.........No freaK'n UNION.....Conversely in Japan people LIVE for the company LEXUS and if a problem...WELL out come the Samori Sword!........Think of SONY similar Quality i.e. like “SONY no Baloney............NOW …simply “ ThiMk”....which has Much better build quality/ It's your money......There is a reason why LEXUS has the best DEPENDABILITY & Re-Sale....End of Story!
Your reviews are great as always
Great review! Surprised that you didn't talk about the $3200 optional 19 Speaker Bowers&Wilkins Sound System. It truly is one of the best systems out there in a vehicle.
I just got a lightly used 2019 XC90 T8 with these and boy is that sound system amazing.
I took that upgrade too, it really is an exceptional setup
I love mine. When I first got it I would go for drives just to listen to music! $3,200 seemed like a ton of money at the time, but it is worth it.
I have a "lowly" 2017 T6 XC90 R Design and the B&W sound system sounds just as impressive in mine.
It’s been said by sound engineers that it’s the best sound system ever built into a car.
"Ask me how I know that..."
Made me laugh out loud.
Really great, detailed review from top to bottom and underside.
Thank you!
A Nice review, honest and real. I do drive a Volvo XC60T6, I do like the car and I can relate to all your comments.
Amazinn review, we need more of these
Your reviews are awesome!
We own two xc90’s. One is the t8. Your review is appreciated. Our t8 is a 2016 model which we bought used. One feature that a commuter, who drives to an office with electric charging, can get is nearly 100 mpg in electric mode. However, you have an additional 300+ hp gas engine for long trips. It was one of the earliest cars to have blind spot detection and incredible hands off cruise control with lane assist. I didn’t know about the Toyota transmission. It has been very dependable without any problems. Very classy and timeless design.
How many miles you have on t8?
@@ceylontea5877 70,000
Так какой расход? На сколько миль хватает полного бака на дальнюю поездку??
best of the best review of Volvo xc 90!
great video, Thank you !!!
I totally agree. Volvo has kept a closed door approach to its vehicle’s technical details. You’ll need to have a VIDA subscription to access information such as repair manuals, service bulletins and wiring diagrams. This practice though, is dependent on each individual country. I’m on my 7th Volvo and I can tell you Volvo is getting tighter and stricter about disseminating technical information.
Thank you for the informative video!
I truly enjoy this Mechanic's reviews and perspective on vehicles! He knows quality, and definitely has knowledge as an expert should!!! Very refreshing to watch and learn about what he and his staff does in the shop!!!
I agree, I just saw Scotty segment on Volvo that he made 3 days ago and it was so disgusting and immature.
Fabulous channel, thank-you!
Nice review, and appreciate your level of detail on features and build quality. Having owned one (non hybrid though), you picked up on a lot of its nuances. On the Auto climate control-Volvo let’s you set the maximum fan speed using auto. Apparently this so you can avoid an overly loud fan on a hot day, though at the expense of slower cooling. So, when you hit the “3” setting, notice the Auto button was on. The fan would be limited to the 3rd highest level.
I liked this mechanic's review! You gave us a lot of info not found elsewhere.
Do you have plans to review Audi Q5/Q7 or BMW X5? hybrids?
Excellent Review.. I am thinking about this Volvo model or the new 2023 Mazda CX90. Look forward to your detailed review of the Mazda!!! Keep up the good work!!
This was nice! I learned a lot of things I didn’t know about the XC90. Keep reviewing the luxury cars and find their weaknesses and where the might be cutting corners.
The most overlooked luxury is having a peace of mind.
Reliability.
@@faheemabbas3965 Facts!
@@faheemabbas3965o me reliability takes a back seat, to safely. There is no Japanese car that is as safe as a Volvo. The other thing is the beautiful design. I am sorry but Lexus and Toyotas are simply ugly. I am telling you this as a die hard Toyota owner going back to my 1974 Corona.
Totally second your thought. A lot of faults exposed here that lower this in my ranking while looking for a car for my wife.
@@meenam300zxthat is correct 100%. But we are not talking about much difference here between a safety of this Volvo and a Toyota Highlander. 40 years ago it would probably be a much bigger difference between a safety of a Toyota and a Volvo but the gap is much smaller today.
Thank you for another nice video. It would be interesting to hear your opinion on the Mercedes hybrid system. I personally have a 2018 Mercedes GLC 350e which has been working great so far. (Except for the crappy electric range.)
I appreciate the idea and “the Volvo way” behind this brand but I question the reliability. I know they used to be super reliable but I’ve heard some horror stories with the newer models. Thanks for taking the time to show us things you don’t find in other reviews.
Any chance you’d get to review a newer BMW 330i?
We just purchased our third SPA XC90 and this one is a Recharge. When I test drove it, I noticed the lag too. The last two were T6s and they were surprisingly responsive and fun with the Polestar tune. Agreed the third row is hard to access and our son used the hatch. New one is a 6-seater. The infotainment is overall better than the last but the speedometer is barebones still compared to the last QNX based infotainment. I hate the massive blinding screens on other luxury vehicles, but appreciate that the new infotainment in Volvo allows full screen carplay and apple maps in the speedometer.
Excited for the ~60km of electric drive for the usual commute, and improved gas mileage for road trips.
Glad to see you covering Volvo. We have several in our family and find that the 10 year extended warranty can smooth out a lot of concerns about reliability. You pay a high price, but you get a lot of engineering and robust materials for that price.
It’s important to find what you like because you are paying for it. Volvo are very nice vehicles.
Also SAFETY! PROVEN SAFETY! biggest con! not a lot of Volvo Dealers throughout AMERICA :(
@@gearmonkey5904theyre not as reliable as lexuses
@@KuyaArbeesince the xc90 shipped in 2002 there have been zero fatalities in car accidents.
Zero!
@@StephenOwenthat seems almost unbelievable... There's always deaths in car crashes... That's 21 years. I question how that stat was filtered down.
It's nowhere near as common as say a ford explorer, but that's still a lot of miles with no deaths.
A good/interesting thing they did is with the placement of the catalytic converter up high and close to the engine. It heats up fast allowing the engine to return to off state quickly when not needed. Some other othe PHEVs will run the engine for 10-15 mins even when the additional power is no longer needed
The Toyota Aisin transmission (TF-80c in my case) went out in my 2008 Volvo S80 at only 107k miles. Transmission was extremely well maintained, not sure what the deal is. I believe it out because of a bad car accident I was in with that car. I was rear ended quite hard last September, the car should have been totaled, there was frame damage. At 19, I will now suffer from life long nerve damage and pain and back problems. I love my car so much, and she saved my life. I put a $8000 transmission in my car worth $2800 from the Volvo dealership, and it came with a lifetime warranty at any Volvo dealership from the USA and as long as I never sell the car, which I won’t. I love my car a lot, and Volvos are extremely safe and well made. They are 10x better than some of the German luxury automakers. The Aisin TF-80c Toyota transmission used in my S80 is a very clunky transmission. Even the brand new one is clunky. That is just how they are. Although, my moms 2017 XC60 T5 shares the same transmission as this I believe, and it is much more refined. This is an improvised version of the TF-80c.
Super appreciative of your mechanic review of these vehicles!!!!! It’s often hard for Toyota purist to be non-discriminatory towards other manufactures but you are doing a great job!!!!!! Good show, AMD!!!!
Regarding the tires, it is justified as safety is their #1 focus. Wider tire patch improves braking and allows this 5000lb SUV to swerve around a moose at 70mph.
Excellent review, thank you
Volvos taillight and headlight design is awesome
I really hope you do a review of the 2023 mitsubishi outlander phev. I got one in april and would love to see you do deep dive on it. I think you will enjoy reviewing it!
Waiting on hand and foot for the XC60 evaluation, seriously considering buying one and I would love to get you’re view on it, you reviews are brutally honest!!!
we just bought one. lovely car v pleased.
My first volvo was a used s40 2008 and I fel in love with volvos, and just recently got my xc60 2021 the disel b4 engine and I am in love with it
Picked up in October 2022 our 2023 XC90 Recharge. In almost one year of ownership I average over 100 mpg. And have only filled my tank 6 times. This means I have spent less then $500 on gas all year. We are also a one car family. Hybrid is the way to go!
Hard to believe.... 🤔
And what about your electricity bills to combine?
No difference at all as the battery only takes up to 30 miles.
Hi. In 2019 I have purchased Volvo XC60 T8 inscription model. I am also owner of 2018 Lexus RX450h. Lexus it’s excellent SUV, reliable, comfortable…. But Volvo it’s all that but twice as good. Gonna wait couple years then I am gonna change my old Lexus for Volvo XC90 T8 new model. What a joy that it’s gonna be.
I love these vehicles. We have a XC60, 60k miles and going just fine.
a proper review on XC90 seen in many years.
Thanks for doing this review, long time Volvo owner here. Two major things that I love is the feel of the cars similar to a tank and how simple the mechanical stuff is put together. My 98 S70 T5 still has all the original parts on the engine.
I always wanted one of of those. I drive a 2023 Mazda 3 turbo hatch and I love it to death. When I can I'm going to buy another car and fix it up. I love working on cars when it's not a daily driver, as time isn't an issue 😂
@@jackpowell8155 I know what you mean my car is toy car!
I remember when I had a used Volvo XC90 from 2004. I think that’s when Ford used to own them.
Thing lasted for years even after a fender bender I had in it. It finally died last year. Glad to see a Volvo on the channel.
We love Volvo. We have 2 white Volvos. My mom and I. I have a 2008 S80 and she has a 2017 XC60. She was sold, the moment she saw my car. Quality, craftsmanship and safety should be your main focus when buying a Volvo. The cars are extremely safe, and Volvo invests majority of their funds on safety advancements, making it the safest automaker. My 2008 S80 saved my life during a rear end collision, not sure why, but the car was never totaled. It should have been there was frame damage. I am 19 with possible life long issues, but thankful for the car and the WHIPS seats. (Whiplash protection system). I love Volvos, I don’t think we will ever buy any other car.
Volvos from 2004 are still Swedish. It’s now Chinese
@@yslee1401The company is listed company. Geely is a majority owner.
@@yslee1401 That's wrong. Volvo is Swedish. Please don't call them Chinese. They are owned by a Chinese company but they are still a Swedish-based, Swedish engineered, and Swedish head-designed company. Geely stays in the background and provides support where Volvo picks what they'll use from Geely. In some ways, Geely is part Swedish as they're using some of Volvo's technology in other brands.
There is also a fuel driven heater which heats the engine, battery and the cabin. On the newest edition of the engine the mechanical compressor is removed and the integrated starter generator is stronger boosting the engine. Beeing in Norway I cana say that I cant relate to the system not working in the cold because its really good in the cold.
A great review. Keep up the good work. May God bless you and keep you out of harm's way. Amen
I learn so much from watching your channel as well as this review as I have a ‘16 XC90 T6. Would you be able to do a review on the Acura MDX?
Excellent review! You made so many good points that other reviewers omit. Note that the second-row seats are on rails so they can be moved fore and aft. Also, their seat-backs can be inclined. Readers should be aware that Volvo's all-electric, three-row SUV, the EX90, will be available in North America in Q1 or Q2 of 2024. In time it is expected to replace the XC90 Recharge.
Indeed, their stated long term go is to be all electric across their lineup. The plugins fill the gap between gas only and when all electric is viable.
I hope not all electric is impractical given the long charge times and lack of charging at every street corner …. The hybrid mode appears to be a fair compromise as a way to increase gas milage and performance … on the negative side you have to deal with both batter/electic motor maintenance AND gas engine maintenance!
It would be nice if they offer a gas only model too… if the goal for the future is battery only, then I will have to stop buying Volvo as they are only usable for short commutes where charging time is not an issue 😢
@@jmazzella1Of course, commute distances for many motorists are less than 100 miles each way and when it comes to road trips many prefer taking a vehicle made by Boeing or Airbus. Even when the car is taken, the extra time charging over pumping is more than offset by the time saved by not having to visit gas stations when not on road trips.
@@jmazzella1 the lack of infrastructure is temporary, I doubt Volvo will go all electric before infrastructure is ubiquitous.
Great review of a car known primarily for safety but little is known about everything else.
You're doing a great job !
Great video. I have this car and love it. I came from a Range Rover and thought I would be disappointed but I love it.
Gonna wait for new generation. Thank you!
this guy is a dictionary in car I don't think on Volvo Manuel or any car will get all that information RESPECT
Outstanding review. Hopefully someone at Volvo will watch this.
Amazing review. I wonder if you could do a 2023 XC60 as well. Thanks
Immediately subscribed. Not because of the car, because of the presenter.
Bought xc40 T5AWD in 2018 when it came out. Been driving german glc63s for 2 years, but here I am, looking to sell merc to get myself xc90t8. Once a Volvo owner, always a Volvo owner.
I’m in love with the small details
Thank you made me now think harder if I really want to buy one but you did great justice to the car, Dr Sinclair
The XC90 is a piece of art. I love my ‘17 R-design
They have a button release for the backseats in the V90, so they do have it sometimes. :)
I'd like to see you review a ford escape hybrid and compare it to all of the other hybrids you have reviewed
Any idea if you can and will do a review on a "Honda HRV" ? Keep up the awesome work.
I drive 2015 volvo vnl 760 semi truck sleeper cab, just wonderful ride, even when you hauling 40k lbs, rides like a luxury car, 12.8 l turbo diesel engine just butter smooth, and love the turbo vistle when going up hills, I enjoy ever second of driving my volvo semi, I don't know much about their cars, never owned one, but they did an amazing job by making semis
If you’re not paying attention, you don’t feel the gear changes
Excellent review. Please also review the XC60 recharge. Thanks.
WHOA! This was not expected!
Great as always. PLEASE do a review on the BMW 330e xDrive Plug In Hybrid. There's only 2 PHEVs available in the compact sport sedan segment. Volvo S60 and BMW 330e. You did Volvo, now please do BMW so we can see how their PHEVs compare. Thanks! Awesome contents.
Awesome, European car! More of them please, so we in Europe can also benefit from your in-depth reviews 💪
European? Volvo = owned by Geely = Chinese.
@@redwhite_040 I mean cars being available in Europe to be precise
Great review
I have one and it is fast. Not sure how you got “slow” out of it. However, thank you for a lovely review and showing us what the bottom looks like. 👍🏽 🙂
Plug in RECHARGE hybrid is $10,000 more than the non-plug XC90 in 295 hp version.....it will take 100,000 miles for the fuel savings to pay for itself. Unless you need that 455 horsepower, stick to the 295 version and save $10K
What a great video! Very informing, thanks. What do you think about the Audi SUV's? I would love to see a video about them.
I hope you would get your hands on the new CX-90, it does seems to be an exciting new platform for Mazda.
Excellent analysis
I was cursing at you at your comments about the right rear seat until I realized you were reviewing the XC90. I have an S90 and the right rear passenger can adjust the front seat for more room. I have a 2023 X90 B6 Ultimate Bright Theme.
When the temperature goes below -15c the heating solution using the ICE may actually be the most efficient.
Can’t wait to see his review on the Grand Highlander.
This is a proper review of a car! Love your channel!
This is a great review.
This was a great review! Gave me a lot to consider. Thanks for your time on this!
Best car I have ever owned. Love it
Very practical review for "regular" users. Would've been nice if you'd given some impression of how it feels on the road in terms of soundproof and suspension.
Im a volvo tech, the regular gas model does have a signal piston caliper and i can assure you these still stop these XC90s with plenty of power
Great review! Can you please review the 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander next?
Great review. Will you be doing BMW X5 50e anytime soon? I am actually looking at a larger plug in hybrid SUV and trying to choose between XC90 and the BMW.
Please compare the polestar upgrade to the XC90 T8, it sounds so much better quality drive. Thanks so much for reviewing a Volvo! More of these please
Mines a polestar t8, not sure what the standard one is like but the polestar responds well to the pedal and touch over 5s 0-60 is pretty phenomenal for this mobile fortress. Good mix of efficiency and performance if you ask me!
Thank you for those videos you do a really good job 👏
Can you review Ford cars? The F150, the Explorer, the Expedition...
So when visiting Ireland in Sept 2022, I rented a midsized SUV for 4 people roadtripping across the island for a week. They offered the XC90 Recharge as an option when I went to pick it up. We LOVED it for the trip but we never charged up except the last night. I will say the electric only mode in Dublin was amazing to have, especially when navigating tight corners and parking garages.
That being said, when looking at buying an XC60 recharge back in the states, I was surprised that it only takes premium gas and the gas mileage was not as good as I expected. Volvo initial quality looks great but I worry about maintenance costs years later because I tend to drive our cars 100k miles over about 6 years before thinking about buying a new one. Reliability and maintenance are important factors and Volvo is a little shady on both fronts. The XC60 recharge starts at $57k, so that is also too much for my budget for a PHEV compact SUV.
The gas mileage is exactly the same (assuming same engine) in Ireland as in USA. But the Imperial gallon is about 25% larger than US gallon, so the numbers seem less impressive- but the actual gasoline used is the same.
Second row seats: pull UP on the handle that controls the seat back angle and the seat back will flip forward flat. That is the easiest way to get into the third row.
What a beautiful engine bay and under car.
my biggest gripe with current volvo PHEVs, is volvo got rid of the drive mode wheel from earlier SPA cars. there is no dedicated touch point to change drive modes. which, on normal gas cars, I could understand the feature not getting much use, but it's quite a bit more valuable on the PHEVs. If I'm driving in pure (electric) mode and decide i want to kick on the gas motor, it'll take me 3 taps on the infotainment screen or a hard stomp on the throttle, which is dumb. I'm also not fond of the fact that volvo doesn't have android auto on android automotive cars. android automotive works [well enough], but it's obvs dependent on the car having a data connection. our dealership says they'll renew the data plan free of charge after the included 4 years runs out, if we but simply bring our car in for servicing yearly... and we'd be doing that anyways cause we warrantied this thing to kingdom come. but if, 8-10 years down the road, the cellular data standards of today start getting killed off, our car infotainments would be bricks, unless apple were so backwards as to still support a data port with which we could plug in for apple carplay. I don't care how good you think your infotainment is, the ability to use a phone, be it apple or android, should always be an option.
Despite all that. I took delivery of a V60 recharge this year in canada, and there is nothing else in the tax bracket i'd rather drive. it's a wagon. it's a PHEV. u could put a roof rack on it and actually reach it without a step ladder. it's a perfect grand tourer/kayak/bike/ski hauler. there's nothing else like it in north america, except maybe a taycan cross turismo. and it bums me out that geely/volvo would rather put lithium into EX30s rather than V60/V90 PHEVs.
Agree with everything you said. Been a long time Volvo owner, still driving two Volvo's bought just before the Spa came out. XC70 witg Drive E engine, physical buttons, no sunroof, 25% discount from msrp. Have had extended test drives of Xc40, V60cc, XC60, XC90, V90cc ... just cannot justify buying Spa Volvos with at BMW money.
The only thing I would buy if I really need to replace one of my Volvos would be V60 T8 if rebate is still available.
So congrats on your V60!
@@MagicPickleball volvo REALLY doesn't seem to want to sell V60 T8s in canada. currently, volvo's website only lists the polestar trim, which is too expensive to qualify for the canadian (national) rebate. I preordered a 2023 allocation in april of 2022 for laughs, without knowing 2023 final pricing. I got my car over 12 months later, and it qualified for the EV rebate, but the dealership claimed it was also the only allocation they ended up getting...
Could you please do a review of the new Mazda CX-90? Would be interesting to hear your perspective.