Toyota Crown Signia vs Volvo V60 Hybrid

Side by side

Better figure in bold; each model's most efficient version.

Fuel economy and cost

The two use different fuels (regular gasoline and premium gasoline), so the price per unit differs. Under the file's assumptions the Toyota Crown Signia costs about $1,750 a year and the Volvo V60 Hybrid about $3,150, a difference of $1,400.

Where each one ranks

Within their class the Toyota Crown Signia is 3rd of 12 station wagons, in the top quarter, ahead of 82% of the others. The Volvo V60 Hybrid is 9th of 12 station wagons, in the lower half.

The Toyota Crown Signia has 1 rated version, from 38 to 38 MPG. The Volvo V60 Hybrid has 1, from 26 to 26 MPG. For the most efficient versions, the Toyota Crown Signia is rated 2 higher in the city (39 against 37), while the Volvo V60 Hybrid is rated 8 higher on the highway (31 against 23).

The two versions closest in rating are Crown Signia AWD: 2.5 L, 4 cyl hybrid, Automatic (AV-S6), AWD at 38 MPG and V60CC B5 AWD: 2.0 L, 4 cyl hybrid, Automatic (S8), AWD at 26, 12 MPG apart.

Ratings by model year

Both models are in the data for 2 model years, 2025 to 2026. The Toyota Crown Signia has the higher best rating in 2 of them and the Volvo V60 Hybrid in 0. The widest gap, 12 MPG, was in 2026, when the Toyota Crown Signia led.

Go further

• All versions and the trend of the Toyota Crown Signia
• All versions and the trend of the Volvo V60 Hybrid
• The full station wagons ranking