As Volvo's fist product in the medium and large car market, volvo S90 (picture | configuration | inquiry) has become a powerful model that can compete with other luxury brands with its achievements in the field of brand safety and the blessing of many technology configurations.
With the upgrade of the annual minor redesign, the 2022 S90 has once again completed the new upgrade in the configuration, what are the highlights?
As an annual redesign, the new S90 continues to be unchanged in styling design. Including the deluxe version and the sports version of the two appearance kits, its classic front face shape has long become a special mark of the Volvo brand family products, and the design inspiration of the straight waterfall front grille is "back-fed" to many new products under the architecture of Lynk & Co 09 and Geely CMA.
Thanks to the medium and large product positioning, the size and space of the three dimensions continue to be the biggest attraction and advantage of this generation of S90. In terms of body size, the new car is 5090/1879/1450mm in length, width and height, with a wheelbase of 3061mm, and the wide rear door indicates the unique spatial performance of the second row.
The interior is the same as the exterior, and it is also an iconic design element that follows Volvo's current full range of products. The symmetrical center console of the whole system one, although it strengthens the texture and grade of the brand's products, is slightly mediocre on the S90 with relatively higher positioning.
As the focus of this redesign, in addition to upgrading the vehicle machine system developed based on the native Android system, the new car has also upgraded the 19-inch rim and electric rear tailgate for some models, and the sense of luxury has been further enhanced.
According to the "convention" of the modification of Volvo products, the powertrain has not changed significantly. Among them, the 2.0T turbocharged four-cylinder engine + 48V light mix system, the maximum power of the whole series is 184kW, the peak torque is 350N·m, and the minimum fuel consumption of the whole power system is 6.7 liters under the matching of the 8-speed manual transmission.
In addition, the two T8 models equipped with plug-in hybrid systems still have engine peak data of 223 kW and 400 N·m, and with the assistance of 65 kW and 240 N·m electric motors, the fuel consumption of 1.8 L per 100 km under NEDC conditions continues to be very eye-catching.