Volvo is one of the leading automobile brands in the SUV market, know for introducing spacious trim variants. These automobiles are designed with a tough exterior and advanced safety features, providing a smooth and safe ride on all types of terrain. Moreover, the SUV boasts premium interior and seating, ensuring a comfortable ride. The brand also features plug-in hybrid trims in their latest 2021 Volvo car deals. Check out the new 2021 Volvo car deals on the XC90 and XC60.

Volvo XC90
If you are in the market for a premium SUV, Volvo brings you the latest offers on its stunning 7-seating XC90 range. Built for speed, designed for comfort, and loaded with smart features, XC90 trim variants start at just $49,000. Check out the new 2021 Volvo car deals on the Momentum and Inscription trims on their official website. The XC90 T5 FWD Momentum is available for a monthly installment of $579 for a period of 36 months. For a reasonable purchase APR of 1.99%, you only pay $4,979 as upfront costs to secure the deal. You can alternatively lease the XC90 T6 AWD Momentum Trim for $639/month with an upfront cost of $5,039 at 1.99% APR. Similarly, the Volvo XC90 Recharge Inscription can be leased for just $695/month at the same APR with $5,095 due on purchase. You also get a purchase and loyalty bonus for all three deals.

VolvoXC60
Need a midsize family car? The five-seating Volvo XC60 offers all the latest luxuries, smart features, and hybrid technology for an affordable price tag. The Hybrid XC60 also has reduced tailpipe emissions and an EPA-friendly rating for fuel-efficiency. The base XC60 T5 FWD Momentum is available for just $41,700. You can lease the SUV for a purchase APR of 1.99% on 36 equal installments set at $445/month. If you prefer the hybrid, the XC60 Recharge Inscription is a slightly more premium option with a lease available for $559/month for a similar APR. While you don’t have to pay a security deposit, there is an upfront lease fee for both the XC60 trims, $4,195 and $4,309, respectively.

Note that lease offers are subject to changes as mentioned in the terms and conditions of the contract.