The new Volvo EX60, which is set to arrive in 2026, will be the first car to sit on an advanced new platform that is highly scalable and features advanced computing technology.
Source: autocar.co.uk
The Volvo EX60, an upcoming electric SUV from the Swedish automaker, has been prematurely revealed through a leak, offering a glimpse of its design and features, including an estimated range of up to 700 km, ahead of its official 2026 launch.
Volvo has announced the upcoming EX60 electric SUV, which is poised to break the 500-mile range barrier, a significant achievement in the EV industry.
The EX60, built on Volvo’s cutting-edge SPA3 architecture, will feature cell-to-body technology, allowing for a lighter, more efficient vehicle with increased cabin space.
With up to 502 miles of range on a single charge, the EX60 slightly surpasses its competitors, the BMW iX3 and Mercedes GLC, in terms of distance capability.
The vehicle will also support ultra-fast charging, adding 210 miles in just ten minutes.
Design-wise, the EX60 will maintain a family-oriented approach, similar to the current XC60, with a sleek new look that includes Volvo’s signature ‘Thor’s Hammer’ headlight design.
The full reveal is scheduled for January 21st, with pricing and specifications expected to follow shortly thereafter.
