2021 Volvo S60 Price & Specs

Volvo has recalled 47 vehicles across four of its model lines due to a brake pedal rod that could detach and lead to a loss of control.

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Volvo has injected PHEV power back into the S60 with the new Black Edition, a good old-fashioned businessman's express.

If you're after a premium mid-sized car and want to save money on fuel, here's your guide to the most efficient choices.

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A pair of Black Edition Volvos are due in Australia next month, which will serve as plug-in hybrid flagships of the S60 and XC60 lines.

Volvo has cut back its range of combustion-powered models as it gears up to go all-electric locally by 2026.

The Volvo S60 sedan and V60 Cross Country wagon will continue to be offered in Australia, though their future is under a cloud.

B M purchased this Volvo S60 new with additional options for $70,000 (including all on-road costs). B M would buy this car again because: "Purchasing experience and ownership have been faultless. Volvo Cars Hobart have been excellent to deal with. Coming up to 30,000km now and the comfort and security the Volvo gives us on the road is second to none. A fantastic experience. "

Volvo Cars Australia has given the majority of its model price increases by between $500 and $4000, depending on the variant.

In the largest transformation of Volvo's line-up since being acquired by Geely, the Swedish brand will roll out a fleet of EVs including sedans and a people mover.

It's not a common sight on our roads, but Volvo's elegant S60 mid-sized sedan has plenty to recommend it for.

Lachlan M purchased this Volvo S60 new with additional options for $65,000 (including all on-road costs). Lachlan M would buy this car again because: "I've been really impressed with the great off the shelf specs, high quality fit and finish, and it suits my personal requirements very well. Very comfortable to drive, with great tech to assist with the drive, and features that I miss when switching between this and my other car. Bit of a sleeper, even without the Polestar optimisation, so that has made it a lot more enjoyable too."

Volvo Car Australia has recalled four models to fix a problem with the cooling system in Australia.

Volvo has announced all of its new vehicles will now support over-the-air updates, including the XC90, S60 and V60.

The S60 and V60 are the latest Volvos to get the new Android-based operating system. They should reach Australian dealerships mid-year.