
Second generation Volvo S90
When it arrived in 2017, the new Volvo S90 was a significant step above the S80 it replaced. All-new exterior styling gave the sedan a premium look, with crisper lines and the new signature "Thor’s hammer" LED running lights, which were later adopted by the rest of the brand's lineup. The cabin was much more upscale than the S80's, with a distinctly Swedish vibe, featuring natural open-pore wood and leather trim. Except for its first year of production, all versions of the S90 used a longer wheelbase, creating a spacious cabin with plenty of room for front and rear passengers.
Initially, the S90 was offered with either a turbocharged four-cylinder engine (T5) or a more powerful turbo and supercharged engine (T6) delivering 316 horsepower to all four wheels. (A plug-in hybrid version was also available, which is reviewed separately.) The T5 engine was discontinued in 2020, and the T6 engine was later replaced with a more efficient mild hybrid powertrain (B6)
Model highlights
Premium, spacious cabin
long wheelbase only available model starting in 2018
Google-based infotainment system (added in 2022)
Powerful turbocharged and supercharged engine
Available advanced driver-assistance system
Changes by year
Latest generation from 2017 - 2025
2025 Volvo S90
2024 Volvo S90
2023 Volvo S90

2022 Volvo S90

Highlights
T6 engine was replaced by B6 mild hybrid powertrain
Google-based infotainment system added
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2021 Volvo S90

2020 Volvo S90

2019 Volvo S90

2018 Volvo S90

Highlights
Offered only in long wheelbase
Apple CarPlay®/Android Auto™ standard
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2017 Volvo S90

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