Volvo Cars Korea applies 'free warranty extension' for MHEV and PHEV models for one month in September

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On the 2nd, Volvo Cars Korea announced a promotion extending the core powertrain warranty period from the existing 5 years/100,000 km to 7 years/140,000 km for all customers purchasing 2026 model year mild HYBRID (MHEV) and plug-in HYBRID (PHEV) vehicles during September.

This warranty extension benefit applies to all MHEV and PHEV models currently sold in Korea, including the XC90 and S90 flagship LINE trims, as well as the XC60, V60 Cross Country, and XC40. Support for the extension of reduced individual consumption tax is also provided.Customers receiving these vehicles will receive warranty coverage for core powertrain components such as major engine parts, transmissions, power transmission systems, and electronic control devices, helping to reduce unexpected repair costs. Additionally, when selling the vehicle before the warranty period expires, 100% of the remaining warranty period can be transferred to the next owner, providing stable support even for used car ownership experiences.

In addition, Volvo Cars Korea is operating a zero-interest installment program of up to 60 months for customers purchasing the XC60 T8 and V60 Cross Country. By making an initial payment of approximately 39% of the vehicle price using Shinhan Card, the remaining amount can be paid in installments without any additional interest burden.

The plug-in HYBRID SUV, XC60 T8, is equipped with an 18.8kWh lithium-ion battery, allowing it to travel up to 61 km on a single charge in pure electric mode. It comes standard with advanced safety technologies, Volvo Car UX, Bowers & Wilkins premium sound systems, and the Advanced Air Purification System. The V60 Cross Country features high ground clearance and an all-wheel drive (AWD) system that provide comfortable ride quality in various driving conditions, along with the T-map infotainment system. Furthermore, all customers purchasing any model before the end of 2026 will receive support for the installation cost of a factory-integrated dashcam with front and rear QHD-level image quality, amounting to 100,000 won.

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