If you’re hunting for a roomy, safety‑first electric SUV, Volvo’s new EX90 has a six‑seat layout that lets you fit a whole crew without compromising cabin comfort—an uncommon feature in the current luxury EV market.
Under the hood, the EX90—though the press doesn’t list a horsepower figure—delivers a WLTP range of 625 km, making it a serious contender against the likes of Mercedes‑EQC and BMW iX3 when it comes to endurance and daily practicality.
In a market still ruled by German brands, Volvo is betting that its safety pedigree and Scandinavian design will carve a niche. The company sees rising incomes and a supportive tax framework as the biggest catalysts for a luxury boom, especially as more buyers want premium vehicles that can keep up with their growing aspirations.
Deliveries kick off in January 2027, with the ES90 slated to follow once the timing is finalized. Buyers should keep an eye on how the EX90’s software‑defined features stack up against rivals as Volvo builds its presence in India.