Volvo Cars starts customer deliveries of new, fully electric EX60 SUV

This week, Volvo Cars started to deliver the firstEX60 cars to customers in Europe.The firstcustomers in Swedenarenow behind the wheel of their EX60, with many more to follow in coming weeks and months.

The EX60, revealed to universal acclaim in January, is designed to be a game changer for Volvo Cars and its customers. It delivers class-leading range of up to 810km, charges from 10-80 per cent in 16 minutes*, and is priced in line with the company’s best-selling XC60 plug-in hybrid.

The five-seaterEX60 ends range anxiety, delivers agroundbreaking userexperience and represents the next frontier in safety thanks to advanced core computing. It is also Volvo Cars’ first entry in the largest electric segment globally, allowing it to substantially increase itspotential customer baseand electric market share.

Production and customer deliveries of the EX60 will ramp up in the second half of 2026.Order books remain open across Europe and have recently opened in the United States as well.

“This is a huge moment for us and our customers,” saidErik Severinson,chief commercial officerat Volvo Cars. “After many thousands of hours and miles developing one of the most advanced cars on the market, seeing the first customers take delivery of their own EX60 feels especially momentous.

“We’re grateful to those customers who have already chosen an EX60 as their new car and look forward to many more joining them on the journey in the coming weeks, months and years.”

A best-in-class range

The EX60 can go up to a best-in-class 810kilometreson a single charge in an all-wheel drive configuration. This doesn’t just make it go further than any electric car that Volvo Cars has ever created. It also beats its recently revealed competitors, setting a new standard for its segment.

That same no-compromises approach is reflected in how fast it charges. A quick coffee stop is enough to recharge and hit the road again. The EX60 can add up to 340km of range in just ten minutes when using a 400kW fast charger.

In other words, the EX60 turns range anxiety into range comfort and demonstrates that going electric is no longer a compromise. Design, engineering, hardware and software all work together to create a car thatoptimisesdriving range and matches many petrol cars.

The EX60 is available with three different powertrain variants. The P12 AWD Electric variant offers the class-leading range of up to 810km, while the P10 AWD Electric clocks in at a range of up to 660km. A rear-wheel drive P6 Electric variant delivers up to 611km of range. All in all, the EX60 is available in seven attractive variants, covering all needs and lifestyles.

The EX60 is also a testament of what Volvo Cars is capable of.It is the company’sfirst fully electric car to be designed, developed and built in Sweden.The EX60 is underpinned by SPA3, an all-new scalable product architecture that introduces new keymanufacturingtechnologies such asmega castingandcell-to-bodybattery technology.

The small print

*Range of up to 810km relates to EX60 P12 AWD, while potential charging time of 10-80 per cent in 16 minutes relates to EX60 P10 AWD and P6 RWD variants.
Range figures are preliminary and based on WLTP testing standards obtained under specific testing conditions. Actual range can vary depending on charge level, car specification, outdoor temperature, battery temperature, weather, topography, driving style and car speed.
Charging times can vary and depend on various factors such as outdoor temperature, battery condition and car condition. Charging times are based on testing at 400 kW charging facilities.

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About Volvo Car Group  
Volvo Cars was founded in 1927. Today, it is one of the most well-known and respected car brands in the world with sales to customers in more than 100 countries. Volvo Cars is listed on the Nasdaq Stockholm exchange, where it is traded under the ticker “VOLCAR B”.  

"For life. To provide freedom to move in a personal, sustainable and safe way." This purpose is reflected in Volvo Cars' ambition to become a fully electric car maker and in its commitment to an ongoing reduction of its carbon footprint, with the ambition to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040.  

In 2025, Volvo Cars sold over 710 000 cars, with an electrified share of 46%.
Volvo Cars on average employed 42,600 full-time employees. Volvo Cars' head office, product development, marketing and administration functions are mainly located in Gothenburg, Sweden. Volvo Cars' production plants are located in Gothenburg, Ghent (Belgium), South Carolina (US), Chengdu, Daqing and Taizhou (China). The company also has R&D and design centres in Gothenburg and Shanghai (China).