The V90 is offered with various trim levels. In the United States the V90 was only available by special order, with dealers focusing on the V90 Cross Country.[9]

In 2021, it was announced that the V90 would no longer be sold in the United States, with 2021 being the final model year.  Previewed before the 2016 Paris motor show, the V90 Cross Country is a raised height, AWD version of the V90 designed for use on rough terrain, unsealed roads and for light off-road usage.  

A special version of the V90 Cross Country was announced 30 October 2017 to celebrate the 2017–18 Volvo Ocean Race. The car has unique orange touches on the front and rear bumper, carbon fibre interior trim and orange stitching and seams and seat belts. It also has a detachable flashlight mounted in the trunk. In addition to the cosmetics changes, the Ocean Race version is also equipped with a third central differential and a remapped transmission. This allows the car to have even better off-road capabilities.

In the US market 84 were sold in total (41 as 2018 models, and 43 as 2019 models). In addition, of those sold in the US, 7 had the integrated rear child booster seats for the 2018 model year, and only 1 for the 2019 model year.