I know you have the XC60, but we are considering the sedan, the S60 Plug-In Hybrid Extended Range. Can they make the names any longer so they never roll off the tongue?
This has nothing to do with range, but may be a deal killer. It seems the higher end Volvo models have a button on the top of the rear seat that one pushes to allow the seats to be folded down. I think this is a common feature in most sedans? For example, you may have an item that is too large to put in the trunk sideways, and you simply fold the seat down and slide it in from the back of the trunk.
In the S60, Volvo eliminated the button. When we asked the salesperson how do you fold down the seat, he said that you have to lay back in the trunk on your back, reach up and press a spring or a lever. He could not do it, and he apologized saying that he was too fat to do it. I am imagining a woman in a dress trying to do this, in the mall parking lot, lying on her back trying to release the seats to place a longer item in the trunk. What are they thinking?
This is for a Volvo, which I thought was a luxury car. One guy on the Volvo forums provided a "fix" for the S90 that has the same problem, but your average Volvo buyer is not going to bother.
EDIT- so, we went back to the dealer to cancel the car, and the salesperson neglected to point out that our vehicle has the premium package with the buttons to release the back seats from inside the car. That option is $1800, which is insanely high in price.
Our saleseperson was too honest and almost killed the deal with disinformation on electric range and how to fold the back seats. But the premium package has other good features such as: a hands-free trunk lid, rear parking sensors, auto-dimming rearview and side mirrors, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, rear automatic emergency braking, keyless entry, and an automatic parking system.