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Volvo’s fully electric EX90 might be the future, but it is not the end of the road for their largest gas-powered SUV, the XC90. Although there are no plans for a completely new version, the current model is receiving another facelift. This update, following the one made in 2019, focuses on refining both the exterior and interior details to keep it relevant. Despite being around for over a decade, the XC90 continues to age well. The latest facelift brings a new grille design and slightly tweaked headlights, featuring an updated LED pattern. The front bumper has also been reworked, now showcasing vertical air vents, and the lower air intake has been extended outward. At the back, the familiar shape of the taillights remains, but the light design has been revised. Inside the cabin, the changes are more noticeable. The previous 9-inch infotainment screen has been replaced by a larger display, which now sits prominently on the dashboard like a tablet. This new screen has a 21% higher pixel
