The current Volvo XC60 has been in the market since March 2017. It has been an absolute success and the brand's most popular model. Its classy shapes feature both the Scandinavian simplicity and natural elegance. Despite its age, the brand keeps selling a lot with 230,700 units in 2025, or just 200 less than in 2024. This is probably why Volvo refuses to kill the current generation and introduce an all-new. It works and is popular. The latest update is the third facelift and the most notorious one from the exterior. It features: -new 4WD PHEV powertrain with 41 kWH battery with 178 hp or 246 hp. -new front end with updated headlights and grille. -new tail lights, new tailgate and bumper. It seems that Volvo is trying to save money on the development of its ICE vehicles to spend it on upcoming BEVs. That is reasonable as long as the sales of its ICE models keep growing. However, it is unclear why a brand of the powerful Geely group needs to come up with these solutions that look more like measures taken