Volvo estimated 322 miles for the new EX60, then EPA certification pushed it to 330
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Volvo estimated 322 miles for the new EX60, then EPA certification pushed it to 330
When it comes to new electric vehicles, official range numbers often end up lower than the early estimates. However, Volvo's upcoming midsize EX60 SUV seems to have bucked that pattern. Instead of losing range during EPA testing, the EX60 P10 AWD exceeded expectations. Volvo's projected 322-mile range increased to an official EPA rating of 330 miles, making it the longest-range electric vehicle in the company's lineup to date. What happened? Acc…
Next year, Volvo will launch the successor to the EX40, one of the most popular electric cars in its lineup: the new EX50, which should be somewhat cheaper than its predecessor thanks to the use of the advanced SPA3 platform. Currently, the oldest electric car in the Volvo range is the EX40. Launched in 2019 as the XC40 Recharge, this model is derived from the combustion-engine XC40. It is therefore the only BEV (Battery Electric Vehicle) from t…
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