The newly refreshed XC60 will be localized in the latter part of 2026, most likely hitting dealership lots for the 2027 model ...

Software, tariffs, gigapresses and resolve pave the road to Volvo’s future lineup. Volvo is turning pages. The Scandinavian brand with Chinese parents is saying goodbye to legacy cars, launching new ...

The video showed the rear of the EX60, giving a glimpse of part of the tailgate, the rear bumper, and one taillight. It also showed that Volvo isn't taking any risks with the design of its next SUV, ...

Read our 2027 Volvo EX60 review for information on ratings, pricing, specs, and features, and see how this SUV performed in our testing.

Despite software upgrades and planned volume growth, the EX90’s profitability is reduced due to delays and higher development ...

Volvo has shown us our first sneak peek of the upcoming EX60 electric crossover, which is set to make its debut in early 2026.; When it shows up, the EX60 will launch Volvo's SPA3 platform, which ...

The EX60 will feature Nvidia’s Drive Thor SoC, which would be capable of a whopping 1,000 trillions of operations per second. Bell said the new technology stack can help with autonomy, ...

AN ICONIC car brand is set to launch an incredible new EV version of its best-selling model of all time – and it comes out early next year. The cutting-edge electrical version of the ...

Volvo XC60’s Electric Sibling Is On The Way. Swedish automaker Volvo has provided another look at its upcoming EX60 EV, a midsize crossover that will be positioned alongside the existing XC60 ...

Volvo confirmed the new EX60 SUV would be one of five new EVs joining the Swedish brand’s lineup. It will be the first EV built on its new tech-based platform, called SPA3. Volvo EX60 mid-size ...

Volvo’s EX60 is expected to maintain the brand’s new design elements, such as its Thor Hammer LED headlights, closed grille, and alloy wheels. At least one thing remains a mystery.

The 2026 Volvo EX60 will feature multi-adaptive safety belts, designed to optimize themselves for different crash conditions, body types, and even driving posture.