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A wagon with the confidence to go further
Drive a V60 Cross Country
The V60 Cross Country is a lifted, all-wheel-drive wagon that pairs sedan-like handling with real cargo room. Every one uses standard all-wheel drive rather than a traditional 4x4 system, paired with a 2.0L turbocharged mild-hybrid engine. If you're browsing Volvo car rental options, this is the one for gear-heavy trips.
On Turo, you book your V60 Cross Country from a local vehicle owner and arrange pickup and drop-off that fit your plans. Trims vary by listing (Plus or Ultra), so check the details before you book.
V60 Cross Country specs
Horsepower
247 hp
Torque
258 lb-ft
Acceleration
0-60 mph in 6.6 sec
Seats
5
Room for the gear, poise for the miles
The V60 Cross Country gives you wagon versatility with a little extra lift. Fold the rear seats and you get up to 60.5 cu ft of cargo space, plenty for skis, duffels, and a cooler. Add the lifted stance, standard AWD, and a 2,000-lb towing capacity, and this wagon handles more than its sleek profile suggests.
Smooth, turbocharged power
Under the hood, the V60 Cross Country runs a 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder with a 48V mild-hybrid system. It makes 247 hp and 258 lb-ft of torque, so merging onto the interstate or passing on a two-lane highway feels calm and controlled. An eight-speed Geartronic automatic keeps every shift smooth.
Need a little urgency? The V60 Cross Country reaches 60 mph in 6.6 seconds — quick for a wagon packed with your weekend. Pair that power with standard AWD and you've got a composed companion for mountain passes, rainy highways, and long interstate stretches. You set the pace, and the V60 Cross Country keeps up.
Scandinavian comfort inside
The V60 Cross Country seats five, and the cabin leans into calm, clean Scandinavian design. Ultra trims add perforated Nappa leather, ventilated and massaging front seats, and a head-up display that keeps key info in your line of sight. Even the gear shifter gets special treatment: Orrefors crystal, a detail you'll notice every time you shift into drive.
Features vary by trim, so a Plus and an Ultra won't look identical inside. Check the listing to see what your V60 Cross Country includes before you book, especially if massaging seats top your road trip wish list. Long drives feel shorter when the seat does some of the work.
Stand out with a V60 Cross Country
The V60 Cross Country shines on ski weekends, scenic road trips, and family getaways with luggage for everyone. The 2026 model year was its final one in the US, which makes this wagon a distinctive pick that's getting harder to find new. Want to weigh it against other car rental marketplace options on Turo before you commit?
Top V60 Cross Country features
Google built-in tech
Three features set the V60 Cross Country apart: Google built-in tech, Pilot Assist and safety tech, and its Cross Country heritage.
Google built-in comes standard, so Google Assistant, Google Maps, and Google Play live right in the dash. Say where you're headed and Google Maps takes it from there, while your hands stay on the wheel. Everything runs through a nine-inch touchscreen, and a 12.3-inch driver display keeps key driving info right in front of you.
Prefer your phone's setup? Apple CarPlay is on board too, so your playlists, podcasts, and messages come along for the ride. Sign in to Google built-in with your own account to pull up saved places and favorite apps. Then sign out before you return the V60 Cross Country, so your details leave with you.
Pilot Assist and safety tech
Pilot Assist comes standard on both trims, pairing adaptive cruise control with lane-centering support. On long interstate stretches, it helps manage your speed and following distance while supporting your steering. You stay alert and in control, and the V60 Cross Country lightens the load.
Oncoming lane mitigation and collision avoidance tech add another layer of support in busy traffic. Hill Descent Control is standard too, helping you hold a steady, slow speed on steep, slick grades. It's a smart winter ally on an icy mountain road home from the ski area or a steep, snowy driveway.
Cross Country heritage
The Cross Country line began in 1997, built on the brand's first all-wheel-drive wagon. The idea was simple: take a practical wagon, add a little lift and all-weather grip, and keep the comfortable drive. The V60 Cross Country carries that idea forward with standard AWD, a lifted stance, and up to 60.5 cu ft of cargo space.
The 2026 model year was the V60 Cross Country's last in the US, closing a chapter that spans nearly three decades. Booking one on Turo puts you behind the wheel of the final generation of a wagon line with real staying power. It's a road trip with a story attached.
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Top tips and things to know before renting a V60 Cross Country
Get to know your V60 Cross Country
Before you book, check the year and trim, plan around peak seasons, and know how pricing works. These tips help you get the most from your trip.
Start with the listing: check the model year and trim (Plus or Ultra), since features vary. The 2026 model year was the V60 Cross Country's last in the US, and production ended in April 2026, so listings span recent model years.
To see what's available where you're headed, browse Volvo rentals in Denver, Volvo rentals in Boston, or Volvo rentals in Los Angeles.
V60 Cross Country driving tips
A few simple habits help you get more out of your V60 Cross Country:
Book early for ski season and holiday weekends.
Set up Google built-in with your Google account.
Use Pilot Assist on long highway stretches, and stay attentive.
Fold the rear seats to load bulky gear like skis and duffels.
Return the car with the fuel level you started with.
How much does it cost to rent a V60 Cross Country?
The cost to rent a V60 Cross Country depends on the model year, trim, trip length, extras, and delivery. You can save by booking four or more days ahead and taking 10% off with a non-refundable trip.
Duration discounts can also apply at three days, one week, and one month. Planning a long-term car rental? On trips of 30 days or more, Turo doesn't add a trip fee (except in parts of Los Angeles and New York).
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What documents do you need to rent a V60 Cross Country on Turo?
To book a V60 Cross Country on Turo, you'll enter your name, email, phone number, and payment method at checkout. Then you'll verify your driver's license.
What type of driver's license do you need to rent a V60 Cross Country?
You need a physical, permanent, valid driver's license from the US or your home country to rent a V60 Cross Country. A temporary license works if it's valid through your trip, along with a photo ID if it has no photo.
Learner's permits, provisional or restricted licenses, and photocopies aren't accepted. An International Driving Permit can't replace your license.
How old do you need to be to rent a V60 Cross Country on Turo?
You need to be at least 21 to rent a V60 Cross Country on Turo, since vehicles valued over $20,000 require drivers 21 and older. Minimum age depends on vehicle class, so check the listing.
Some classes require drivers 25 and older (Deluxe) or 30 and older (Super Deluxe, Classic, and Specialty). Drivers 18–24 pay a young driver fee.
Do you need your own insurance to rent a V60 Cross Country?
No, you don't need your own insurance to book a V60 Cross Country on Turo. You'll choose from a range of protection plans.
Are there discounts on V60 Cross Country rentals?
Yes. Book your V60 Cross Country four or more days ahead and take 10% off with a non-refundable trip. Duration discounts can also apply at three days, one week, and one month.
Can you rent a V60 Cross Country long term?
Yes. You can book a V60 Cross Country for a month or longer. On trips of 30 days or more, Turo doesn't add a trip fee (except in parts of Los Angeles and New York).
Do V60 Cross Country rentals include unlimited mileage?
It depends on the listing. Some V60 Cross Country listings include unlimited mileage, while others offer it as a paid Extra, so check the "Distance included" field before you book.
Can other people drive the V60 Cross Country you book?
Yes. You can add additional drivers to your V60 Cross Country trip in the Turo app.
Is the Volvo V60 Cross Country all-wheel drive?
Yes. Every Volvo V60 Cross Country comes with standard all-wheel drive, paired with a 2.0L turbocharged mild-hybrid engine and an eight-speed automatic transmission.
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