Volvo will unveil its new EX60 electric SUV during a livestreamed event on January 21, 2026.
The EX60 will offer the longest electric range of any Volvo vehicle to date.
Production will begin in H1 2026 at Volvo’s Torslanda plant in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Volvo Cars will unveil the all-electric EX60 on January 21, 2026, during a livestreamed global event from Stockholm, Sweden. The new model enters the premium midsize SUV segment as the company’s first vehicle built entirely on its latest EV technology platform.
The EX60 is designed to offer a longer electric range than any previous Volvo model. According to the company, it will also introduce a new user interface, though technical specifications have not yet been released.
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The upcoming SUV represents a key step in Volvo’s evolution toward full electrification. It may also signal the end of the station wagon at Volvo now that the V90 is officially dead. Positioned as a central model in its future lineup, the EX60 expands the brand’s presence in a category where it already holds a competitive position with the XC60 and its varied electrified powertrains.
Production of the EX60 is scheduled to begin in the first half of 2026 at the company’s Torslanda facility in Gothenburg, Sweden.
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