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NEW Volvo XC90 vs Range Rover Sport review – which SUV is BEST? | What Car?

Is the new Volvo XC90 much better than a Range Rover Sport? In this review we compare these two SUVs in every area and tell you exactly what they will REALLY cost to run in the real world.

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35 responses to “NEW Volvo XC90 vs Range Rover Sport review – which SUV is BEST? | What Car?”

  1. @jondu-sud274 Avatar
    @jondu-sud274

    So then, it will be the Volvo if you need to choose based on reliability , robustness and resale value

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  2. @aye3678 Avatar
    @aye3678

    So much piano black interior trim for a car thats worth 100k+. How lame

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    1. @williammorris1384 Avatar
      @williammorris1384

      It’s cheap plastic that costs far less to produce and fit , compared to leather or wood veneer . However, this piano plastic , scratches unbelievably and attracts dust and fingerprints/ smudges , like nothing else! It’s almost the worst material to use for a car interior!
      £90,000 is an abject disgrace. Chinese electric cars get away with it at the £25-30k price point .

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  3. @mikadavies660 Avatar
    @mikadavies660

    Visually the Range Rover looks the best outside and inside…. But £100,000 plus is a crazy reflection of where we are at with cars. No wonder people are buying KIA EV9s.

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    1. @Sjalabais Avatar
      @Sjalabais

      Haha, you really snuck in the obvious choice here. PHEVs are a stupid medium solution, like a horse-and-carriage with a gas heater. The EV9 beats both of these cars in all aspects. Unfortunately, the Volvo EX90 isn’t as good an EV as the Kia is either. What a world we live in!

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    2. @graemejones9707 Avatar
      @graemejones9707

      @Sjalabais Agree, the worst of both worlds. Two lots of things to go wrong. The best solution, as it has always been, is ICE only

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    3. @Sjalabais Avatar
      @Sjalabais

      @graemejones9707 Try owning an EV for a few years to get away from the basic horse and carriage. It’s worth it!

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    4. @MigV40 Avatar
      @MigV40

      @Sjalabaisyes it is! I’ve had my Kia EV for 3 months and it’s been amazing!

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  4. @minglee4226 Avatar
    @minglee4226

    £1k to rent a car every month. What a world we live in

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    1. @williammorris1384 Avatar
      @williammorris1384

      I know ; it’s utterly obscene.

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    2. @JohnGuidetti751 Avatar
      @JohnGuidetti751

      100k cars are not for everyone what do you expect? £250 a month…

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  5. @Thebigday1 Avatar
    @Thebigday1

    Vote Volvo Here.

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  6. @kyronrc Avatar
    @kyronrc

    I’d go volvo. People complain it didint change for the last 10 years, but i dont see the need to when the thing looks this bloody good. The other german cars have changed generations to worse in my opinion. Both look great but to me Volvo taked the edge.

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    1. @JohnGuidetti751 Avatar
      @JohnGuidetti751

      Don’t be silly Q7 been around 10 years still better than an XC90 with a 4 cylinder likewise GLE, X5, been around + Cayenne superior cars.

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    2. @kyronrc Avatar
      @kyronrc

      @JohnGuidetti751agree… Q7 is a master of an SUV, so good i bet the new one wont be better (based on latest Audi’s). Still, XC90 isnt far behind, if even it is.

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  7. @simondeione Avatar
    @simondeione

    Pretty sure the Volvo has voice control which you can use to adjust the cabin temperature.
    My 6 year old V60 does.

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    1. @RogerIsation Avatar
      @RogerIsation

      Yup, I’ve had a V60, XC60, Polestar 2 and XC90 over the past 6 years and you can just tell it to raise/lower temperature, turn on heated seats etc.

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  8. @Steve-q5s-p3r Avatar
    @Steve-q5s-p3r

    I have a V60 Ultra T8, having recently swapped from a V90 I’d had for six years.
    One of the things I’d like What Car, and indeed other reviewers, to include is how well voice control works. The old Sensus system could be incredibly frustrating in misunderstanding the simplest commands, while the new Google system is an absolute revelation, which means I don’t need the screen buttons and just tell the car what I want.
    This could make or break other marques I’m sure.
    Oh, and I’m pretty sure the XC90, like my smaller version, has front massage seats, which are great fun on long drives.

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  9. @swisby3820 Avatar
    @swisby3820

    I do not believe I heard you say what drive mode you put the Volvo in. To get electric only for full range you need ‘Pure’ mode, which on a long journey is not the most efficient. Set the sat nav and let the car work out the best drive mode in Hybrid. Not the ideal test if you did all electric first

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    1. @josephgittos3787 Avatar
      @josephgittos3787

      I have just commented this , its pretty good how the systems work it out I have a p300e evoque and does the same on satnav journeys

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  10. @fearnpol4938 Avatar
    @fearnpol4938

    Starting and ending a journey in London definitely is a worst case scenario !!

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  11. @parry999 Avatar
    @parry999

    I bought a BMW X5 50e earlier this year. I test drove both of these cars too, and felt the BMW had the best drivetrain of the 3, and offered the most value for money when you factored in the discounts that were available on in-stock cars at dealers

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    1. @philedwards7174 Avatar
      @philedwards7174

      B58 engine is just fantastic.

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  12. @patrickobrien4971 Avatar
    @patrickobrien4971

    There was a silly race on Top Gear several years ago in London, 4 ways around, bike, car, public transport and strangely a boat, out of all of these the best form of transport was public transport in London and the quickest really. The car driver was very stressful, so was the guy on the bike, and end up covered sweat, and you have to discount the boat as not really possible, Then to make matters worse they had a runner do 26 miles around London, while one drive a small car the runner won. There is no reason to have a car in London, parking, costs, charging (unless on drive) stress. Hire a car when you leave is the best way and cheaper. The people who drive around London are just kidding themselves the average speed has gone up since the horse and cart.

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  13. @akj2387 Avatar
    @akj2387

    So the Volvo is cheaper, has a nicer interior, is more spacious, has a bigger boot, is more refined, rides better, handles better, and quieter.
    The only drawback is 10 miles less range for like 40 grand less.

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  14. @cgsmed Avatar
    @cgsmed

    I will take the Volvo XC90 plug-in any day. We recently traded in our XC90 for an EX90. What a mistake! The EX90 spent more time in the shop than in our possession. My wife is requesting a “buy back”. We ordered a 2026 XC90 and looking forward to taking possession of a SUV that has been refined over the last 10yrs.

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  15. @MrJudgi Avatar
    @MrJudgi

    I hope nobody drives electric first and then patrol on a longer journey, combining them makes more sense

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    1. @ashliehiggins Avatar
      @ashliehiggins

      Unfortunately that only works if you set the nav in the car if you use CarPlay/android auto the car defaults to using electric first. But that will still burn through the battery for a single trip leaving the return on all petrol.

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  16. @darrenfox9769 Avatar
    @darrenfox9769

    Great presenters on What Car 👍. I test drove both of these and deposited the 460e (lust!) but cancelled and went for my 4th X5, this time the 50e which after 6 months of town and weekly 90 miles commutes and 4 x 600 mile Cornwall returns, it is AWESOME! I normally get over 60 miles pure electric and sometimes 67. 300 miles to Cornwall with a full charge (I don’t hang around) 36mpg overall. The performance is incredible! Love it.

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  17. @karacha Avatar
    @karacha

    Love the Volvo! The open pore wood trim is real actually. It’s either birch or walnut, depending on the trim.

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  18. @Colin623 Avatar
    @Colin623

    I disagree about the touchscreen on the Range rover, it looks worse than the Volvo by far, other testers have said the Volvo’s touchscreen is brilliant, as for the engine noise again I disagree, the silence inside the cabin of the XC90 is amazing, only under hard acceleration can you hear the engine!

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  19. @SD-gw5vm Avatar
    @SD-gw5vm

    I guess i won’t be swapping my Volvo for a Range

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  20. @Wayne74Cole Avatar
    @Wayne74Cole

    I’ve got one of the last of the pre facelift (2024) XC90 T8s. Great car. Had it a year now. Never missed a beat. Charge it a few times a week. Avg so far 44mpg for 5600 miles. It’s nippy for a big car, comfy, super practical and pretty nice to look at. Picked it over the PHEV Defender 110. Was just worried about the Defender reliability. Great looking car the Defender.

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    1. @hilmikoseoglu9532 Avatar
      @hilmikoseoglu9532

      Do you think what would be the avarage mpg on defender?

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    2. @Wayne74Cole Avatar
      @Wayne74Cole

      @hilmikoseoglu9532 no idea mate. It was the reliability that put me off getting one. They were both similar price to buy too.

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