Standard Equipment Includes Leather Seats, Digital TV, and Electric Glass Sunroof

Volvo's 60 series, offered in three types: sedan, wagon, and crossover,60 Serieshas undergone specification changes. In addition, the new "Tack" grade, meaning "thank you" in Swedish, and the top-grade "Classic" have been added.

The "D4 Tack" for the "S60 D4" sedan and "V60 D4" wagon comes standard with leather seats, an 8-way power passenger seat, front seat heating, and 12-segment terrestrial digital TV. The "T3 Classic," "D4 Classic," and "T5 Classic" for the S60 and V60 T3, D4, and T5 models add a tilt-up electric glass sunroof, 18-inch alloy wheels, and urban wood paneling to the Tack's equipment.

The "V60 Cross Country," based on the V60 with a 55mm increase in ground clearance, is available only in the Classic trim. This includes the "V60 Cross Country D4 Classic" with a tilt-up electric glass sunroof and 18-inch alloy wheels, and the gasoline "V60 Cross Country AWD T5 Classic" with 19-inch wheels, one size larger.

Furthermore, the performance "R Design" grade of the S60 and V60, which has been part of the lineup, now includes a tilt-up electric glass sunroof and LED daytime running lights as standard.

Safety features include over 10 active safety technologies as standard, such as the "Collision Avoidance and Mitigation with Pedestrian and Cyclist Detection" system, "Adaptive Cruise Control," and "BLIS" for detecting vehicles behind. Prices range from 4.54 to 6.14 million yen for the S60 sedan, 4.74 to 6.34 million yen for the V60 wagon, and 5.14 to 5.49 million yen for the V60 Cross Country crossover.