Volvo EX90 India launch: Volvo EX90 luxury electric SUV with up to 620 km range and ADAS technology for India launch

Volvo's flagship EV arrives August 2026

Volvo officially launches the EX90—its most advanced electric SUV—in India on August 19, 2026. This Swedish flagship targets India's growing premium EV segment, taking on Mercedes EQS and BMW iX with Scandinavian design and cutting-edge safety tech.

620 km range on single charge

The standout spec: up to 620 km range per charge, matching Mercedes EQS and BMW iX. Real-world range in Indian conditions will likely sit at 500–550 km depending on driving patterns. Multiple battery options expected, with the larger pack delivering maximum range.

Advanced ADAS and safety systems

The EX90 arrives loaded with Level 2 autonomous features: adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, automatic emergency braking, and 360-degree cameras. For Indian roads with unpredictable traffic, robust ADAS prioritizes accident prevention over convenience.

Minimalist Scandinavian cabin design

Inside, expect Volvo's signature minimalism: large touchscreen, premium audio, ambient lighting, and sustainable upholstery. The full-size SUV offers generous boot space and comfortable seating for five, blending city commutes with weekend getaways.

Ultra-premium pricing: ₹1.20–1.50 crore

Expected ex-showroom starting price: ₹1.20–1.50 crore. On-road prices in Delhi and Mumbai will exceed ₹1.70 crore with taxes and registration. This positions the EX90 as a direct rival to Range Rover Electric and Porsche Taycan.

Competes with German and British rivals

The EX90 enters a crowded premium EV space against Mercedes EQS SUV, BMW iX, and Audi e-tron GT. Volvo's edge: safety focus, Scandinavian design, and sustainability over raw performance—appealing to eco-conscious, understated luxury buyers.

Perfect for metro buyers, niche appeal

The EX90 expands premium EV choice for metro cities with good charging infrastructure. Its 620 km range, ADAS suite, and design make it a compelling daily driver. However, ultra-premium pricing limits it to discerning few who value safety and sustainability.