What are the differences between the Volvo XC60 Momentum and Inscription versions?

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LeVera
07/29/25 11:34pm
The differences between the Volvo XC60 Momentum and Inscription versions are as follows: 1. Interior. The Momentum version adds sporty decorations, such as a sports kit, sports-style seats, and paddle shifters. The Inscription version, on the other hand, includes seat heating, a rearview camera, and the very practical electric tailgate for SUVs. 2. Configuration. The Momentum version adds ACC adaptive cruise control, Pilot Assist autonomous driving assistance, and leather seats, with most other features being optional. The most significant change is the upgrade from T4 to T5, meaning the 2.0T engine is a high-power version. Additionally, it changes from two-wheel drive to all-wheel drive. The Inscription version is equipped with the On Call function.
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