The Volvo XC60 Recharge returns for 2026 with subtle but meaningful refinements. None of them changes the character of the vehicle, yet all of them matter once temperatures drop well below freezing. This winter test was carried out during a cold snap that hovered around –25°C and dipped to –35°C with the wind chill. Immediately, what stood out was how confidently the XC60 remained an electric-first vehicle.

Volvo Winter Experience in Montebello: Testing the EX30 Cross Country and XC90 T8 on Ice and Snow. Winter is the ultimate test for any vehicle. Cold temperatures, ice, deep snow, and unpredictable traction quickly reveal how well a car is engineered. Volvo understands this better than most manufacturers. Born in Sweden, the brand has spent decades perfecting vehicles capable of handling harsh winter conditions safely and confidently. Photo by Alain Kuhn Von Kuhnenfeld - 2026

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