2024 Volvo XC60 -- More 2024 Changes than What Meets the Eye! (7-Day Test)

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Here's our Week Long Review of the 2024 Volvo XC60 T8 Recharge Ultimate!

Volvo is continuing to add features and styling elements to this popular model for 2024! After seven full days, do we still love this Volvo as much as we did before? Or should you buy the new competition: the BMW X3, Mercedes GLC or Audi Q5? Go ahead: CLICK to find out :) Also, be sure to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE and tap the notification bell if you enjoyed this review -- it helps us more than you can imagine!
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0:00 Intro
1:35 Detailed Exterior Walkaround
5:18 Interior Design & Technology
13:27 Rear Seats & Cargo
17:02 Test Drive & Impressions
24:32 Sound Level Reading (dB)
27:08 Air Ball & Slam Dunk
28:44 Pricing
29:43 Resale & Reliability

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This is still the nicest luxury suv in its class! Love Volvo! Safe, Decent reliability, and the looks!

Quinton

As a true car enthusiast, the 9” screen that Volvo still offers is plenty for me.

To be honest any manufacturer that seamlessly, tastefully and, with class, integrates the infotainment system into an attractive dash wins my vote.

I could not care less about the size of the screen, I am more about the aesthetics .

PaNativ

a combination of 20" wheels AND air suspension gives an extremely smooth ride - that's my recommendation (and what I bought because I have a very bad back that doesn't like bumps when driving!)

alexshapley

Why did I die laughing when Drew was presenting the back seat capacity and said the “middle passenger will have to spread their legs apart, ” and he giggled a bit!
Omg I feel so guilty bc I wouldn’t have laughed my ass off if he didn’t giggle a bit.

cyrus

I live in London, England and am about to recieve my new XC60 next week, after a 6-month-wait! Your video has let me know what I am in for. Thank you so much for a full, comprehensive breakdown of the car, even though I am in the UK, I imagine the specs will be more or less the same.

Mikadoisme

I own a 2011 XC 60 and a 2019 XC 60. Great cars!

__fingers

Love the Volvos but I hate their infotainment system. Definitely needs upgrading.

leandros

Less expensive sounds so much better than saying cheap. But that’s just how I trained to talk when describing an expensive luxury item. Cheap sounds like a box of generic cereal versus a name brand lol

cyrus

I bought a dongle that gives flawless wireless Apple CarPlay. It plugs into the usb port in the storage compartment

jimblackwell

Looks good, and Volvo has the best seats going, but they're still stuck with just a 4-cylinder and it simply doesn't compare to a good V6 or I6 for refinement.

MercOne

Great video of the Volvo XC60 Recharge!! Great job guys!! Congrats on 500, 000 subscribers on YouTube!!

nickabbatiello

2024 Volvo XC60 T8 Recharge eAWD Ultimate Dark Theme!

scottbrawley

A company that puts safety first should have physical HVAC controls. The on-screen climate controls work okay, but you have to take your eyes off the road.

haze

@CarConfections Guys, I just got this car a couple of days ago. Ultimate with 20" wheels. I've been doing noise measurements and at ~90 km/h (~55 mi/h) the noise level is 62-63 dB(A). Weighting is A. I'd really appreciate if you could help me understand where the difference comes from. It's 10 dB off from your 53 that you measured, which is a massive difference. The tires that came on the car are Michelin Primacy 4. I can clearly hear that the main source of noise is road noise. I disabled air cond. for the test. The car has double glass windows, there was no perceptible wind noise at 90km/h, so it has to be the tires. Your test car even has larger wheels and somehow you get 10 dB less. I don't get this. Maybe you dB meter has a high pass filter in it? Because my measurement shows that 63 dB is really in the 100Hz and lower zone, then it gradually decreases and somewhere from 250Hz and up the noise level is around 50dB(A) or less.

pavlo