Volvo's redesigned EX60 arrives for 2027 with a sharper design language and meaningful updates across the range. The compact luxury electric SUV slots between Volvo's smaller EX30 and larger EX90, targeting buyers who want premium Scandinavian styling without the price tag of flagship models.
The refreshed EX60 brings a more angular front grille and streamlined body lines that echo Volvo's latest design direction. Inside, the cabin features an upgraded infotainment system built on Google's Android Automotive platform, which offers over-the-air updates and seamless smartphone integration. A 15-inch touchscreen dominates the dashboard, replacing the previous generation's smaller display.
Battery options remain central to the powertrain lineup. Volvo offers single-motor and dual-motor configurations, with the dual-motor variant delivering all-wheel drive and quicker acceleration. Range estimates sit in the 300-mile neighborhood for larger battery packs, competitive with the Tesla Model Y and BMW iX2 in this segment. Charging speed improves with support for 200-kW DC fast charging capability on select trims.
Pricing starts around $58,000 for base models, with fully loaded variants approaching $75,000. This positions the EX60 as a genuine alternative to German luxury competitors while undercutting the Model Y's performance variants. Volvo emphasizes interior quality and attention to detail, leveraging its Scandinavian heritage as a differentiator rather than raw performance numbers.
Safety tech sees expansion too. The new EX60 includes advanced driver-assistance features standard across the lineup, with optional autonomous driving capabilities on certain trims. Volvo's reputation for safety-focused engineering continues to define its brand identity in the EV transition.
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