If you’re in the market for a high‑end electric SUV, the Volvo EX90 gives you a 456‑hp twin‑motor AWD that can sprint to 608 km on a single charge—ready to take you on long drives without a pit stop. The sedan, the ES90, steps back into the luxury segment with a 92‑kWh battery that clocks a 696‑km WLTP range in its all‑wheel‑drive coupe, a number that can out‑run most rivals in its class.
The EX90 sits directly above Volvo’s XC90, but its electric heart makes it a serious contender against the Tesla Model Y and the Mercedes‑EQC. While the Model Y offers a 407‑hp version, Volvo’s 456‑hp twin‑motor layout pushes the SUV into a new performance bracket. On the other hand, the ES90’s 696‑km claim nudges it ahead of the BMW i4 and the Jaguar I-PACE, giving buyers a longer trip with fewer recharges.
India will see the EX90 launched in a single variant, but with two battery options: a 92‑kWh pack that delivers a more modest 456 hp and an optional 106‑kWh pack that ups the torque to 670 Nm. The ES90 will arrive with both rear‑wheel‑drive and all‑wheel‑drive variants, allowing buyers to choose between a more efficient RWD line and a traction‑heavy AWD version.
Pricing starts at ₹1.20 crore for the EX90 and ₹1 crore for the ES90, placing them in the same bracket as the Tesla Model Y and the Mercedes‑EQC. That means buyers can expect a premium interior with a 13.2‑inch head‑up display, a 14.5‑inch portrait touchscreen, and a 9‑inch digital driver’s display—features that rival even the top‑tier Volvo models.
The launch is set for today, October 12, 2026, with availability slated to roll out across metros within the next 60 days. Keep an eye on the launch event for the exact launch prices, optional add‑ons, and the first hands‑on reviews that will shape how buyers perceive the new Volvo lineup.
For those watching the EV market, the introduction of both a flagship SUV and a luxury sedan from Volvo signals a broader shift toward higher‑end electric vehicles in India, a market that already saw a 23% jump in EV registrations last year.