Volvo Opens US Orders for 2027 EX60 Electric SUV From $59,795

Volvo has opened orders for its new 2027 EX60 midsize electric SUV in the United States, positioning the vehicle as a competitively priced contender in a key market segment. The model debuted in North America at an event in New York this week, with a starting price of $59,795, including destination fees.

The EX60 enters the market as a crucial model for Volvo's electric vehicle ambitions, following in the footsteps of the brand's bestselling XC60. The initial U.S. lineup consists of two powertrain options and two trim levels. The base EX60 P6 Plus, starting at $59,795, features a single rear electric motor producing 369 horsepower and an estimated range of 307 miles. A better-equipped P6 Ultra trim starts at $66,395. The all-wheel-drive P10 variant, with a dual-motor setup producing 503 horsepower and an estimated 322 miles of range, is offered in Plus and Ultra trims starting at $62,145 and $68,745, respectively.

A more powerful P12 AWD variant, promising up to 400 miles of range and 670 horsepower, will be available at a later date, with pricing yet to be announced. All models are built on Volvo's new SPA3 platform, which incorporates an 800-volt electrical architecture and...