Images: Volvo Mk.3 XC70 (2007-10)
Released in December 2007, the Volvo Mk.3 XC70 was a five seat, all-wheel-drive wagon. Manufactured in Torslanda, Sweden, the XC70 range initially consisted of 3.2 and D5 variants, though a new engine was introduced in September 2009 for the latter… Read full Volvo Mk.3 XC70 review
Images: Volvo Mk.3-II XC70 (2010-13)
Released in September 2010, the Volvo Mk.3 Phase II (Mk.3-II) introduced improved occupant protection and an updated interior; the range was also revised as the LE editions were discontinued. Inside, there was a new steering wheel and gearshift knob, ‘watch dial’ instrumentation and stitching on the door and centre armrests. In November 2012, the Volvo XC70 range was updated and expanded with the introduction of the XC70 T6.
Images: Volvo Mk.3-III XC70 (2013-16)
Released in September 2013, the Volvo Mk.3-III XC70 introduced a revised range which included Kinetic and Luxury editions, while the 3.2-litre petrol engine was withdrawn. The Volvo Mk.3-III XC70 could be identified by its wider front grille with a larger ‘ironmark’, daytime running lights, protective black plastic cladding (extended to surround the front fog lights) and new tail-lights. Inside, the Volvo Mk.3-III XC70 featured a new adaptive digital display which used an active TFT (Thin Film Transistor) panel to provide the driver with personalised information. The Adaptive Digital Display also had three selectable themes: Elegance, Eco and Performance.
