Volvo Cars Korea announced on the 26th that it will release the 2025 XC60. The 2025 XC60 will receive various benefits such as certification as a low-emission type 2 vehicle through powertrain upgrades and a 50% discount on public parking lots. Volvo’s latest driver assistance system is standard. The price ranges from 64.4 million won to 86.4 million won.
The detailed prices of the 2025 XC60 are set at 64.4 million won for the B5 Plus Bright, 70 million won for the B5 Ultra Bright, 74 million won for the B6 Ultra Bright, and 86.4 million won for the T8 Ultra Bright. All trims, except for the B5 Plus Bright with some added options, have been maintained at the same prices as the 2024 model.
The 2025 XC60 powertrains will be available as mild hybrids B5 and B6 and a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) T8. The B5 and B6 are gasoline-based mild hybrids that produce 250 horsepower and 300 horsepower, respectively. Combined fuel efficiency is 10.1 km/ℓ and 9.9 km/ℓ, respectively, which is an improvement over the 2024 model.
The 2025 XC60 has improved fuel efficiency and obtained low-emission Class 2 certification, and receives benefits such as a 50% discount at public parking lots nationwide, a 50% discount at airport parking lots nationwide, and a 100% discount on the Seoul Metropolitan Government congestion toll. It also comes with 15 years of free wireless updates, 5 years of free LTE support, and a 5-year digital service package.
The 2025 XC60 is equipped with high-end speaker Bowers & Wilkins premium sound, Nappa leather seats, Orrefors crystal gear knob, and the latest driver assistance system. In particular, the integrated T Map Infotainment Service 2.0 supports enhanced voice recognition and various applications through the T Map Store.
