New Volvo ES90 Unveiled: Electric Saloon Promises 435-Mile Range to Challenge BMW i5
The Volvo ES90 is set to debut on March 5 as a sleek electric saloon, featuring an impressive range of up to 435 miles. This new model marks the electric revival of the discontinued S90, positioning itself as a competitor to the BMW i5 and Mercedes EQE.
Side silhouette Volvo ES90 electric car
Design elements include a sporty, coupe-like silhouette with a sloping roofline, drawing inspiration from recent Volvo models like the EX30 and EX90. The car features distinctive C-shaped LED taillights and accent lighting along the rear window.
A Volvo ES90 car on road
Teased Volvo ES90 rear view
Key Technical Specifications:
- 106kWh battery capacity
- 435-mile range (dual-motor variant)
- 800-volt electrical system
- 350kW fast charging capability
- 10-80% charge in 20 minutes
- Expected 408hp output (similar to EX90 SUV)
Volvo ES90 concept from above
Orders are expected to open by the end of the year, with prices anticipated around £70,000, positioning it competitively against its German rivals. The ES90's range surpasses both the BMW i5 and Mercedes EQE, potentially making it a compelling option in the luxury electric sedan segment.
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