Overview

• Volvo adds the EX30 Single Motor to the U.S. lineup at $38,950 with an EPA estimate up to 261 miles and 10–80% charging in about 28 minutes, a price Electrek reports is nearly $6,000 below the 2025 model’s start.
• The EX30 Cross Country debuts as a higher-clearance, AWD Twin Motor Ultra variant priced from $48,150 with an EPA-estimated 227 miles of range.
• The 2026 EX90 adopts an 800‑volt electrical architecture that Volvo says can add up to 155 miles in 10 minutes at compatible fast chargers.
• Every EX90 receives a dual NVIDIA Orin core computer rated at 500 TOPS enabling new safety and driver-assist functions, with 2025 EX90 owners slated to get the upgrade at no charge.
• The EX90 Twin Motor Performance rises to 670 hp, which Volvo describes as the most powerful car it has ever offered.