Volvo has revealed the pricing structure for the two latest additions to its range of Cross Country models.
The V60 Cross Country will be priced from £30,195 while the S60 Cross Country costs from £33,695, with both models available to order now.
Both share the same combination of comfort and performance, along with rugged styling and increased all-road capability, first introduced by the Scandinavian brand back in 1997 with the release of the V70 Cross Country. Common features include an additional 65mm of ground clearance, front and rear skid plates, side scuff plates, and bumper extenders. Cosmetic features include integrated tailpipes, gloss black window trim and door mirrors, and Cross Country front grille and alloy wheels.
The V60 Cross Country comes with a broad choice of trim levels and engine options, with the entry-level D3 FWD Cross Country SE priced at £30,195, with the D4 AWD Geartronic Cross Country Lux Nav model topping out the range at £38,025 on-the-road. Meanwhile, the S60 Cross Country comes in D4 trim only, but with a pair of engines to choose from. The D4 FWD Cross Country Lux Nav is priced at £33,695, while the D4 AWD Geartronic Cross Country Lux Nav carries a pricetag of £36,725 on-the-road. Volvo’s new Drive-E four-cylinder diesel engines will power the D3 and D4 FWD models, with the All-Wheel-Drive models powered by the proven five-cylinder diesel engine.
Production of the new Cross Country models will commence in the coming weeks with first deliveries to UK customers expected to begin in June.
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