Volvo Unveils EX60 Electric SUV Successor to XC60

Volvo Cars unveiled the EX60 on Wednesday, introducing a fully electric midsize SUV designed as the battery-powered successor to its bestselling XC60 model. The vehicle, built on the company's new SPA3 electric architecture, promises class-leading range and advanced technology, with initial deliveries set to begin in Europe this summer and in the United States in spring 2026.

The EX60 slots into Volvo's expanding electric lineup between the smaller EX40 and larger EX90, targeting family buyers seeking long-distance capability without range anxiety. It offers three powertrain options: the rear-wheel-drive P6 with 374 horsepower and an 83 kWh battery, providing up to 385 miles of range; the all-wheel-drive P10 with 510 horsepower and a 95 kWh battery, rated for up to 410 miles; and the top-spec all-wheel-drive P12 with 680 horsepower and a 117 kWh battery, achieving a maximum of 503 miles under WLTP testing. These figures position the EX60 ahead of competitors like the BMW iX3, which claims 500 miles in its longest-range setup.

Charging is a highlight, supported by an 800-volt system capable of 400 kW ultrafast rates. Volvo states that 10 minutes on such a charger can add 211...