Volvo S90 review

Category: Luxury car

Section: Practicality

Volvo S90 2021 rear seats
  • Volvo S90 2021 front right tracking
  • Volvo S90 2021 rear cornering
  • Volvo S90 2021 dashboard
  • Volvo S90 2021 rear seats
  • Volvo S90 2021 infotainment
  • Volvo S90 2021 front cornering
  • Volvo S90 2021 right tracking
  • Volvo S90 2021 charging socket
  • Volvo S90 2021 front seats
  • Volvo S90 2021 boot open
  • Volvo S90 2021 front right tracking
  • Volvo S90 2021 rear cornering
  • Volvo S90 2021 dashboard
  • Volvo S90 2021 rear seats
  • Volvo S90 2021 infotainment
  • Volvo S90 2021 front cornering
  • Volvo S90 2021 right tracking
  • Volvo S90 2021 charging socket
  • Volvo S90 2021 front seats
  • Volvo S90 2021 boot open
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Passenger & boot space

How it copes with people and clutter

Interior space is one of the Volvo S90’s strengths. It’s one of the roomiest cars of its size, although our luxury car category includes some really big limos such as the Audi A8 and the long-wheelbase Mercedes S-Class.

In the front, even the tallest folk should find there’s plenty of head and leg room, while someone equally tall sitting behind them should still have space to spare. The only issue is the wide central floor tunnel, which steals foot space from a passenger sat in the middle. Still, the Audi A6 and BMW 5 Series are just as compromised and not as roomy overall.

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