The new Volvo EX60 debuts with class-leading range, fast charging, SPA3 architecture, and a Cross Country variant

Volvo finally adds an electric version of its all-time bestselling model—and yes, there's a Cross Country variant coming for 2028.

Volvo has unveiled the EX60 as the world’s first electric vehicle built around Google Gemini, marking a major shift in how cars integrate artificial intelligence. Revealed globally on January 21, 2026, the EX60 debuts Volvo’s new SPA3 800-volt platform and its HuginCore software-defined architecture.

Driving range, time it takes to refuel, and cost are the three major barriers to entry automakers hear from consumers when it comes to EVs. With the new EX60 Volvo intends to address all three in an effort to show the future is electric without compromise.

Tesla Inc. and brands controlled by Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co. will likely be the first beneficiaries of Canada’s move to slash import tariffs on made-in-China electric vehicles.

Volvo’s new EX60 SUV can add 211 miles of range in 10 minutes. One teaser image appears to show a third row of seats folded down. The BMW iX3-rivalling EX60 will be revealed in full on January 21.

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Volvo is revealing its EX60 SUV quite soon, which will be a critical model for the company. The current XC60 is the brand's best-seller in the US, and the EX60 is a sort of electric successor. The company already announced some impressive range and charging specifications,