- Volvo has released more details about the updates to the 2026 EX90 electric SUV.
- There's now a single-motor, rear-wheel-drive base model starting at $78,090.
- The top Twin Motor Performance now makes 670 horsepower and starts at $86,390.
The Volvo EX90 is receiving comprehensive updates for its second model year, and we now have more details about the updated electric SUV, including powertrain specs and pricing. A single-motor, rear-wheel-drive base model joins the lineup, dropping the EX90's base price under $80,000. This update is in addition to the EX90's new 800-volt electrical architecture, faster charging, software updates, and the power bump for the top dual-motor Twin Motor Performance model that were previously announced.
The lineup now starts with the $78,090 EX90 Single Motor, which produces 329 horsepower. The EX90 Twin Motor, starting at $81,390, has dual electric motors, all-wheel drive, and 449 horsepower—up from 402 horsepower previously. The EX90 Twin Motor Performance starts at $86,390 and now packs 670 horsepower, a huge bump from the previous model's 510-hp output.
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Volvo has also changed the EX90's battery packs for 2026. While we don't have official EPA range ratings for each of the configurations yet, Volvo previously told C/D that the 2026 EX90 Twin Motor's maximum rated range would drop from 310 to 305 miles due to a smaller, 102-kWh battery pack. We should get more info on this as we get closer to the 2026 EX90's U.S. on-sale date.
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