If you’re eyeing a premium SUV but the depreciation curve keeps you up at night, Volvo just handed you a safety net. The XC60 now comes with a 65% assured buyback value after three years. That’s a massive shift from the typical 50-55% resale value you’d see from German rivals after the same period. It effectively caps your financial risk, making the luxury segment feel a lot less like a gamble.
But it’s not just about the exit strategy. Volvo has bundled a five-year warranty and service package for both the XC60 and the flagship XC90. For the XC60, this is packaged under their 'Peace of Mind' scheme. You’re looking at an EMI of ₹49,999 over five years for the compact SUV, while the larger XC90 sits at ₹79,999 for the same tenure. These numbers are designed to make the monthly outgo manageable, especially when you factor in the included maintenance costs.
Volvo is also sweetening the pot for the XC60 with the Model Year 2027 update, which now includes air suspension as standard. That’s a hardware upgrade usually reserved for the top-tier trims or premium rivals like the Mercedes GLE. It improves ride comfort significantly on Indian roads, which can be rougher than the smooth European tarmac these cars are tuned for.
Why the generosity? Volvo Car India is explicitly holding prices steady despite rising input costs and global supply chain headaches. They’re shielding buyers from immediate price hikes by offering these benefits instead. Existing and new customers can also access loyalty and welcome bonuses, subject to dealer terms. It’s a calculated move to keep the brand competitive in a segment where BMW and Mercedes are aggressively discounting.
The offers are available now through Volvo dealerships. If you’ve been waiting for a reason to cross the bridge from a German brand to a Swedish one, this is it. The buyback guarantee is the real headline here—it removes the biggest objection to buying a luxury car in India. Check your local dealer for the specific terms, because these details matter when you’re committing to a six-figure EMI.