Volvo's fully electric EX90 may be making headlines, but the familiar XC90 is not going anywhere just yet. Although it is not getting a brand-new generation, this decade-old luxury SUV is receiving another update to keep it fresh in the highly competitive market. The 2025 facelift introduces subtle yet effective changes to the exterior, including a redesigned grille and updated headlights with a revised light signature. The front bumper now features vertical air vents, and the lower air intake has been extended for a more aggressive stance. At the back, the taillight design remains the same, but the light pattern has been refreshed for a more modern appearance. Inside, Volvo has made more significant upgrades. The previous 9.0-inch infotainment system has been replaced with a larger 11.2-inch display that looks much sharper, thanks to a 21 percent increase in pixel density. Unlike before, this screen stands out from the dashboard, giving it a more contemporary "tablet-like" look. For those seeking an even larger display, the EX90 comes equipped with a massive 14.5-inch screen. Volvo has also improved the cabin’s sound insulation for a quieter ride and redesigned the air vents. Sustainable materials have been used in decorative panels, and the center console now offers more storage, including an additional cupholder. The wireless charging pad has been relocated to a more convenient spot, ensuring it does not interfere with other functions. The updated XC90 will continue to offer plug-in hybrid and mild-hybrid options, and while diesel engines are no longer available, Volvo promises the hybrid will offer up to 43 miles of electric driving on the WLTP cycle. With production set to begin later this year, the XC90 is showing that traditional gas-powered vehicles are still part of Volvo's future. #VolvoXC902025 #VolvoSUV #XC90Facelift Get More Great Car Videos - Subscribe: https://goo.gl/BSIaFc