Overview
- Volvo cites an in-house, EPA-compatible estimate of roughly 400 miles of range for the midsize EX60, with a WLTP figure around 810 km.
- The 800-volt electrical architecture enables up to 400 kW DC fast charging, and Volvo is claiming a 10–80% recharge in 19 minutes on high-power hardware.
- Outlets report differing 10-minute gains—168 to about 211 miles, or roughly 340 km—underscoring that specific charging figures remain preliminary.
- The EX60 rides on the new SPA3 EV platform and employs megacasting and a structural, cell-to-body battery to reduce weight and improve efficiency.
- Volvo says production will begin in the first half of 2026 in Gothenburg, the battery carries a global 10-year warranty, and bidirectional V2H/V2G capability is standard with a Vattenfall partnership.