2022 Volvo SST costs: XC90 and S90 up RM24k, XC60 up RM22k, XC40 up RM16k, S60 and V60 up RM19k
Listed here are the costs of Volvo fashions bought in Malaysia with out the gross sales and repair tax (SST) exemption, which ended yesterday (June 30, 2022) after being prolonged 3 times because it was first launched in June 2020.
Your complete Volvo line-up is regionally assembled (CKD), so each mannequin beforehand benefitted from 100% SST exemption. With that gone, costs have gone up by as a lot as RM24,487.54, which is the case for the only real Recharge T8 Inscription Plus variant of the S90 that now retails at RM368,888 on-the-road with out insurance coverage.
Each variants of the XC90 are additionally costlier after the tax vacation, with the gentle hybrid B5 Inscription Plus now going for RM412,888 (+RM24,288.30), and the identical goes for the plug-in hybrid Recharge T8 Inscription Plus that’s priced at RM428,888 (+RM24,112.73).
It’s the identical story for the XC60, with the B5 Momentum and Recharge T8 Inscription Plus seeing will increase of RM21,832.17 and RM22,106.52 respectively. In the meantime, the smallest SUV within the vary, the XC40, sees a value hike by as a lot as RM16,177.18 for the T5 AWD R-Design, whereas the Recharge T5 R-Design’s improve is barely much less at RM14,069.10 to settle at RM259,888.
The P8 AWD, or Pure Electric version of the XC40 is absent as a result of the 2022 mannequin 12 months allocation has been fully bought out. Prospects who’re will get the facelifted 2023 model year of the XC40 EV instead, though there’s no pricing for that presently. Beforehand when it was out there, the mannequin retailed at RM262,459.75 on-the-road with out insurance coverage, inclusive of gross sales tax exemption and EV incentives (exemption of import and excise duties).
As for the 60 Collection, the S60 Recharge T8 R-Design will promote for RM303,888, or RM18,692.01 greater than the earlier asking value with SST exemption. The V60 wagon’s value improve isn’t too far off its sedan sibling, going up by RM18,978.41 to hit RM305,888.
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