Volvo V60 Prices and Specifications

Momentum models are the entry level to the Volvo V60 range, but they still get plenty of kit. That includes 17-inch alloy wheels (18-inch if you choose the T5 model), two huge infotainment screens, keyless start, an electrically closing tailgate, cruise control and more safety kit than it’s possible to list - including automatic emergency braking. The only downside is that, without leather and fancy trim pieces, they don’t feel quite as nice inside as more expensive models.

The Volvo V60 R Design adopts a slightly more aggressive look thanks to 18-inch diamond cut alloy wheels and a lowered sports suspension. There are more performance-inspired upgrades inside such as the leather-upholstered sports seats, sports leather-wrapped gear knob, sports pedals and sports floor mats. You also get heating for the steering wheel, front park assist and black headlining.

Inscription models are pricey, but you may think they’re worth it, because they make the V60 feel very posh inside. They get driftwood interior trim that looks and feels expensive, as well as extra interior lighting, including ambient lighting with switchable colours. Inscription models’ front seats have more adjustment and they also get an electrically adjustable passenger seat. They also stand out thanks to their glossy black grille and big 18-inch wheels.

The Volvo V60 Polestar Engineered trim has 19-inch alloy wheels, cruise control, hill-start assistance, rain-sensing windscreen wipers, front and rear parking assistance, heated front seats and a satnav-integrated infotainment system with a 13-speaker DAB radio.