Volvo: By the end of the decade, a number of automakers, including Volvo, have made the electric vehicle-only commitment. A large amount of money is being invested by the Swedish corporation in the conversion of both its manufacturing facilities and its product line, and it turns out that numerous new electric vehicles are currently in the works. At least six new battery-powered Volvo vehicles will be introduced by 2026, according to a recent report.
Volvo Electric Cars
According to reports, Volvo will introduce a brand-new high-end electric van for the Chinese market in addition to electrifying all of its core models, including all SUVs, sedans, and waggons. By 2026, Volvo Australia will have an all-electric lineup.
The article also makes the assumption that the XC90 and XC60 SUVs will be converted to electric vehicles. The same is reportedly true for the S60 and S90 as well.
It was previously announced that Volvo intended to make its own version of the Zeekr 009 MPV for the Asian markets. The company wants to be safe by starting with an existing model because they have never before made a family van. The MPV’s style will be changed to meet the Volvo design aesthetic, according to the information that is currently accessible. Changes could occur in the engine bay as well.
EX90
| Power | 380 kW (509 hp) |
| Torque | 910 Nm. |
| Number of Engines | 2 |
| Drive | 4X4 |
| Acceleration 0-100 km/h | 4.9s |
| Top Speed | 180km/h |
The EX90, a substantial three-row electric SUV that debuted in North America last month at the 2023 CES, is Volvo’s most recent new product. A single charge of the vehicle’s huge 111-kWh battery pack should give it a range of about 300480 km. With a dual-motor configuration, the most powerful model has a maximum output of 496 horsepower and 671 pound-feet of immediate torque. Pre-orders for the 2024 EX90 are currently open in the US, while the final pricing has not yet been announced.
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