2019 VOLVO XC90 | YV4A22PL2K1445165

❮ VOLVO XC90 – zdjęcie z aukcji, lot #57611615 ❯

2019 VOLVO XC90 | YV4A22PL2K1445165

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Specifications

Engine Versions
8
Original Highest MSRP
~$80,000
The most powerful engine version for models
XC90 Recharge T8 Polestar Engineered
Engine: 2.0L turbocharged + supercharged I4 + rear electric motor
Torque: 709 Nm
0–100 km/h: ~4.7 s

Despite being a luxurious, 7-seat family SUV, the Volvo XC90 Recharge T8 Polestar Engineered delivers sports-level performance that would have seemed unthinkable for a Volvo just a decade ago. Combining electrified instant torque from the rear axle with a turbocharged and supercharged engine at the front, it offers 455 hp and over 700 Nm of torque—resulting in a 0–100 km/h sprint time just above 5 seconds. That’s faster than many mid-size German sedans and nearly matches some performance SUVs from premium marques.

But straight-line performance is only part of the story. Polestar’s involvement brings a host of chassis upgrades: Öhlins dual-flow valve dampers, upgraded anti-roll behavior, Brembo brakes, and sharper throttle and shift mapping. This transforms the XC90 from a plush cruiser into a composed and engaging machine, especially in Power mode where the hybrid system works at full intensity. The refined steering, active AWD system, and low battery-mounted center of gravity give the vehicle confident handling in corners despite its size.

Unlike more aggressive rivals, the XC90 doesn't try to mimic sports SUVs through noise or styling aggression. Instead, it embodies a different kind of performance: calm, commanding, and responsive. Wrapped in minimalist Scandinavian design and crafted with premium natural materials inside, it delivers a mature kind of sportiness—intelligent, electrified, and effortlessly quick. For drivers who want performance with purpose and presence without sacrificing comfort or ethics, the XC90 T8 Polestar Engineered is the ideal flagship.

Body Styles

Five-door full-size luxury 3-row crossover SUV with upright proportions, elegant Scandinavian minimalism, and longitudinal engine layout. Built on Volvo’s SPA platform, it offers a blend of family utility, refined comfort, and strong passive safety. Available in 6- or 7-passenger configurations depending on trim and seat layout.

Model Name Meaning (Manufacturer)

The “XC” in XC90 stands for Cross Country, Volvo’s designation for SUVs and rugged vehicles, while “90” signifies its position at the top of the Volvo lineup. The second-generation XC90, introduced for 2016, was the first vehicle built on Volvo’s Scalable Product Architecture and the debut platform under Geely ownership. It was also the first Volvo to use the T8 Twin Engine plug-in hybrid system, reflecting the brand’s commitment to electrification and safety-first design.

Body & Interior Colors and Rims

The XC90 is offered in a restrained but sophisticated range of exterior colors including Crystal White Pearl, Denim Blue, Onyx Black, Bright Silver, Thunder Grey, and Birch Light. Higher trims and Recharge models offer exclusive tones like Platinum Grey and Silver Dawn. The Black Edition features full blackout treatments of trim, grille, and wheels for a more assertive visual signature.

Inside, the XC90 balances minimalism with luxury through natural materials and calm color palettes. Upholstery options include Charcoal, Blond, and Amber Nappa leather, while premium trims feature tailored wool blend or Ventilated Fine Nappa Leather with perforated diamond quilting. Wood trim selections such as Driftwood, Linear Walnut, and Grey Ash bring a tactile warmth, while Orrefors crystal shift knobs in the Recharge trims highlight Swedish craftsmanship. Second-row captain’s chairs are available in the 6-seat configuration, offering extra legroom and comfort, especially in Inscription and Ultimate trims.

Wheel designs vary by trim, ranging from 19” diamond-cut alloys on base models to 21” multi-spoke gloss black or polished silver wheels on Inscription and Black Edition trims. The Recharge models may feature aero-optimized wheels with machined faces and contrasting inserts for improved efficiency.

Top Expensive Options

  • Lounge Package with front seat massage and upgraded leather: ~$3,200
  • Bowers & Wilkins 19-speaker audio system with Dirac tuning: ~$3,200
  • Four-C Active Chassis with air suspension: ~$2,400
  • Advanced Package (head-up display, 360° camera, Pilot Assist): ~$1,900
  • Six-Seat Luxury Configuration with captain’s chairs: ~$1,000
  • Full Leather Dashboard and Upper Panels: ~$1,100
  • Orrefors Crystal Gear Selector (T8 Recharge): included
  • Graphical Head-Up Display with Turn Assist: ~$900
  • Power Sunshades for Rear Doors: ~$800
  • Premium Metallic Paint Finish: ~$700

vs Competitors

The XC90 competes with the Audi Q7, BMW X5, Mercedes-Benz GLE, Genesis GV80, and Acura MDX. It distinguishes itself through Scandinavian restraint, high passive safety ratings, serene ride quality, and advanced driver assistance systems. Unlike the Germans who often emphasize performance, Volvo focuses on interior wellness, eco-conscious materials, and plug-in hybrid efficiency. The T8 Recharge PHEV offers segment-leading torque, real EV usability for short commutes, and full family-size versatility. While the touchscreen interface has a learning curve, its minimalist aesthetic and hardware quality win over fans of modern, calming interiors.

Fun Fact

The XC90 was the first car in the world to feature run-off road protection, which tightens seatbelts and cushions spinal compression in the event of the vehicle leaving the road. It also pioneered Volvo’s Pilot Assist Level 2 semi-autonomy and was the first modern Volvo to wear the now-iconic Thor’s Hammer LED headlight design — now a staple of the brand. Thanks to these features and its timeless silhouette, the XC90 has remained a sales success globally and is still considered one of the safest and most elegant SUVs in the segment, even nearly a decade after launch.

Copart
Final Bid: $22,100
VIN YV4A22PL2K1445165
  • Make
    Volvo
  • Model
    XC90
  • Year
    2019
  • ACV
    $31,725

Lot Details

Final Bid Volvo XC90 (2019)

Minimum Final Bid:
$10,700
Average Final Bid:
$15,118
Maximum Final Bid:
$33,000
Source Distribution:
Copart: 80% (16) | IAAI: 20% (4)

Specifications

Engine Versions
8
Original Highest MSRP
~$80,000
The most powerful engine version for models
Engine:
Torque:
0–100 km/h:

Despite being a luxurious, 7-seat family SUV, the Volvo XC90 Recharge T8 Polestar Engineered delivers sports-level performance that would have seemed unthinkable for a Volvo just a decade ago. Combining electrified instant torque from the rear axle with a turbocharged and supercharged engine at the front, it offers 455 hp and over 700 Nm of torque—resulting in a 0–100 km/h sprint time just above 5 seconds. That’s faster than many mid-size German sedans and nearly matches some performance SUVs from premium marques.

But straight-line performance is only part of the story. Polestar’s involvement brings a host of chassis upgrades: Öhlins dual-flow valve dampers, upgraded anti-roll behavior, Brembo brakes, and sharper throttle and shift mapping. This transforms the XC90 from a plush cruiser into a composed and engaging machine, especially in Power mode where the hybrid system works at full intensity. The refined steering, active AWD system, and low battery-mounted center of gravity give the vehicle confident handling in corners despite its size.

Unlike more aggressive rivals, the XC90 doesn't try to mimic sports SUVs through noise or styling aggression. Instead, it embodies a different kind of performance: calm, commanding, and responsive. Wrapped in minimalist Scandinavian design and crafted with premium natural materials inside, it delivers a mature kind of sportiness—intelligent, electrified, and effortlessly quick. For drivers who want performance with purpose and presence without sacrificing comfort or ethics, the XC90 T8 Polestar Engineered is the ideal flagship.

Body Styles

Five-door full-size luxury 3-row crossover SUV with upright proportions, elegant Scandinavian minimalism, and longitudinal engine layout. Built on Volvo’s SPA platform, it offers a blend of family utility, refined comfort, and strong passive safety. Available in 6- or 7-passenger configurations depending on trim and seat layout.

Model Name Meaning (Manufacturer)

The “XC” in XC90 stands for Cross Country, Volvo’s designation for SUVs and rugged vehicles, while “90” signifies its position at the top of the Volvo lineup. The second-generation XC90, introduced for 2016, was the first vehicle built on Volvo’s Scalable Product Architecture and the debut platform under Geely ownership. It was also the first Volvo to use the T8 Twin Engine plug-in hybrid system, reflecting the brand’s commitment to electrification and safety-first design.

Body & Interior Colors and Rims

The XC90 is offered in a restrained but sophisticated range of exterior colors including Crystal White Pearl, Denim Blue, Onyx Black, Bright Silver, Thunder Grey, and Birch Light. Higher trims and Recharge models offer exclusive tones like Platinum Grey and Silver Dawn. The Black Edition features full blackout treatments of trim, grille, and wheels for a more assertive visual signature.

Inside, the XC90 balances minimalism with luxury through natural materials and calm color palettes. Upholstery options include Charcoal, Blond, and Amber Nappa leather, while premium trims feature tailored wool blend or Ventilated Fine Nappa Leather with perforated diamond quilting. Wood trim selections such as Driftwood, Linear Walnut, and Grey Ash bring a tactile warmth, while Orrefors crystal shift knobs in the Recharge trims highlight Swedish craftsmanship. Second-row captain’s chairs are available in the 6-seat configuration, offering extra legroom and comfort, especially in Inscription and Ultimate trims.

Wheel designs vary by trim, ranging from 19” diamond-cut alloys on base models to 21” multi-spoke gloss black or polished silver wheels on Inscription and Black Edition trims. The Recharge models may feature aero-optimized wheels with machined faces and contrasting inserts for improved efficiency.

Top Expensive Options

  • Lounge Package with front seat massage and upgraded leather: ~$3,200
  • Bowers & Wilkins 19-speaker audio system with Dirac tuning: ~$3,200
  • Four-C Active Chassis with air suspension: ~$2,400
  • Advanced Package (head-up display, 360° camera, Pilot Assist): ~$1,900
  • Six-Seat Luxury Configuration with captain’s chairs: ~$1,000
  • Full Leather Dashboard and Upper Panels: ~$1,100
  • Orrefors Crystal Gear Selector (T8 Recharge): included
  • Graphical Head-Up Display with Turn Assist: ~$900
  • Power Sunshades for Rear Doors: ~$800
  • Premium Metallic Paint Finish: ~$700

vs Competitors

The XC90 competes with the Audi Q7, BMW X5, Mercedes-Benz GLE, Genesis GV80, and Acura MDX. It distinguishes itself through Scandinavian restraint, high passive safety ratings, serene ride quality, and advanced driver assistance systems. Unlike the Germans who often emphasize performance, Volvo focuses on interior wellness, eco-conscious materials, and plug-in hybrid efficiency. The T8 Recharge PHEV offers segment-leading torque, real EV usability for short commutes, and full family-size versatility. While the touchscreen interface has a learning curve, its minimalist aesthetic and hardware quality win over fans of modern, calming interiors.

Fun Fact

The XC90 was the first car in the world to feature run-off road protection, which tightens seatbelts and cushions spinal compression in the event of the vehicle leaving the road. It also pioneered Volvo’s Pilot Assist Level 2 semi-autonomy and was the first modern Volvo to wear the now-iconic Thor’s Hammer LED headlight design — now a staple of the brand. Thanks to these features and its timeless silhouette, the XC90 has remained a sales success globally and is still considered one of the safest and most elegant SUVs in the segment, even nearly a decade after launch.

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