The Volvo XC60 SUV renews its look and has internet and Google

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a Volvo Submit the 2022 line from Recharge XC60. The best-selling car in history Swedish manufacturer, with nearly 2 million licensed units worldwide, is being refurbished, with more equipment and reconfigurable versions. The engine does not change. And so continues the T8 Recharge Hybrid, which combines an electric motor and a 2.0 turbo to produce 407 horsepower and 65.2 million kilograms of torque.

Pricing starts at R$399,950 in the Inscription Expression edition that replaces the Momentum. After that, come engraving (429.950 BRL), R Design (439.950 BRL) each Engineering Polestar ($466,950), which changes the suspension and chassis and has yellow-painted brake calipers, as well as 22-inch wheels.

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Aesthetics have changed quite a bit in the 2022 XC60 lineup. Basically, the bumpers, wheel designs and front grille were changed on all versions. In the more expensive (R-Design and Polestar Engineered), the new fenders stand out. By the way, the SUV now has a rear bumper with hidden exhaust vents, as well as four new colors in the catalog.

From the door in the same appearance. But what is changing is technology. Now, the model inherits Android, already available at XC40 Recharge the Pure Electric.

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Digital services, such as access to Google apps and services — Google Maps reading, Google Play and Google Assistant, among others — and on-board internet (free for four years) are among the new features. In this way, the system update becomes automatic. You wouldn’t go to an agency to do this feat.

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The instrument panel (12.3-inch screen) initially has a new interface and two display modes. Now, it also has an induction smartphone charger and a 360-degree camera. In addition, the new XC60, just like its older brother XC90, has an air conditioner that purifies the air in the cabin, there is no physical button to open the roof and turn on the interior lights, everything works via the touch sensor.

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