See Every Car, Wagon, and SUV in Volvo's 2019 Model Lineup

Once-boring Volvo has revamped its entire lineup over the last few years, and the results are impressive. The automaker's SUVs, wagons and sedans feature sleek exterior styling and contemporary, luxurious interiors that rival anything from Germany or Japan. Safety continues to be a top Volvo priority, only now it's joined by modern technology like the Sensus touchscreen display that controls all major interior functions and a semi-autonomous driving function blending adaptive cruise control and a self-steering lane-keeping system.

For the uninitiated, the lineup is segmented into three distinct size classes denoted by the numbers 40, 60, and 90; sedans are labeled by the prefix "S," wagons carry the "V" label, and SUVs use "XC." So, in practice, this means the XC40 is the brand's smallest SUV, the XC90 is the largest. The S60 sedan is smaller than the S90 sedan, as is the V60 wagon to the V90.

Click through to see Volvo's entire lineup-and see why it is no longer the quirky outsider among top-tier luxury brands it used to be.

Stylish, compact, and fun to drive, the Volvo XC40 also is the most affordable vehicle in Volvo’s lineup. There is nothing down-market about it, however, as its range of turbocharged engines provide plenty of punch, and the suspension is tuned to deliver responsive handling and a comfortable ride. The mid-grade R-design is our pick for its mix of features, performance and design.

The interior is surprisingly spacious and unique in appearance, another reason the Volvo XC40 stands out among its peers. There is a Swedish sense of cool at play here, along with sensible functionality (tons of storage cubbies and versatility baked in!), both of which make it a pleasant daily driver. The optional Sensus touchscreen display looks slick, although it's not always as responsive to the touch as we would like.

Redesigned for the 2018 model year, the Volvo XC60 compact SUV shares is sleek lines with the larger XC90. It's a clean, modern design with plenty of unexpected touches that don't get in the way of its practicality or comfort. Solid, if not sporty, performance and a range of advanced safety features give this SUV exactly what it needs to be competitive in this popular segment.

The XC60's is one of the more luxurious cabins you’ll find in this segment, blending high-end materials with cutting edge technology and ample passenger room. Its standard 9.0-inch Sensus touchscreen interface offers Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity along with optional WiFi and navigation. Cargo space is about average for the segment, but standard automatic emergency braking and lane keeping assist put it toward the top for safety.

2019 Volvo XC90

With seating for up to seven, spread across three rows, the XC90 is as useful as three-row luxury crossovers come.

Fully redesigned for the 2019 model year, the Volvo S60 sedan has newly defined style and much improved performance. Power ranges from 250 horsepower on the low end to 415 horsepower in the performance-oriented T8 Polestar plug-in hybrid variant. Precise steering and solid grip make this capable sport sedan fun to toss around.

Volvo continues to impress with its artfully designed interiors. Excellent build quality, top-quality materials, and supremely comfortable seats elevate the S60 above many of its peers. The Sensus touchscreen interface can be clunky to use at times, but it's a minor flaw in an otherwise well-rounded cabin.

The Volvo V60 is the wagon version of the new S60, but it's so much more than that: It reminds us why wagons need to exist. The V60's handsome proportions make you forget that it seats five comfortably and still has plenty of cargo room in back. And like the S60 sedan, the V60 drives with confidence thanks to sharp steering and a well-tuned suspension. This is simply an excellent SUV alternative for those who prefer something a little lower to the ground.

Nothing is lost in the V60 wagon's transition from the S60 sedan. Its interior wears the same minimalist design aesthetic rendered in high quality materials. Passenger space is plentiful and the seats are some of the best in the class. Oh, and there is 23.2 cubic feet of easily accessible cargo space in back-far more than you get in the S60's trunk.

Wearing one of the most dramatic designs Volvo has turned out in years, the S90 sedan is easy to spot among its staid competitors. That break from the automaker's boxy styling tradition is matched by an ambitious engine lineup consisting solely of four-cylinders. Upper trim levels offer a 2.0-liter four boosted by both a turbocharger and a supercharger, while the range-topping T8 adds a plug-in hybrid element to that same engine to produce 400 horsepower. Only its suspension tuning leaves anything to be desired, as it doesn't deliver the ultra-smooth ride one might expect in a car like this.

You won’t find a more elegant wagon than the beautifully proportioned Volvo V90. It takes all the best elements of the similarly attractive S90 sedan and adds the practicality of an easily accessible cargo area; that longer roof adds panache to the styling, as well. Powerful four-cylinder engines deliver solid performance while its suspension offers a well-controlled, if not always plush, ride quality.

The exterior's size and long lines (particularly that long roof) translate into a spacious interior for passengers and cargo alike. Folding the second-row seats down opens up 69 cubic feet of cargo space. Add in the luxurious materials, modern design, and comfortable seats and the Volvo V90 wagon is a legitimate luxury-SUV alternative.

Dig the V90 but wish it were somewhat closer to an SUV? The Volvo V90 Cross Country is the ultimate blend of capability and practicality for those who can't quite commit to a traditional station wagon, even one as gorgeous as the V90. All-wheel drive is standard, as is an elevated ride height and tough-looking, pseudo-SUV body cladding around the bumpers and fenders. The base 250-hp T5 engine offers solid performance, but we're partial to the upgraded T6 engine that boasts 316 horses for more spirited acceleration.

A tasteful design supplemented by top-notch materials and plenty of passenger room make the V90 Cross Country feel truly luxurious-just like these same innards to for the related S90 and V90. The Sensus touchscreen display can be slow to react at times, but it's one of the few flaws in this otherwise smartly designed cabin. A panoramic sunroof is a nice option that makes the rear seats feel even more spacious.