Volvo EX90

For an all-new electric SUV packing both rapidity and agility, the Volvo EX90 Ultra Performance doesn’t shout its credentials. Perhaps this is in keeping The fastest and most expensive Volvo you can buy happens to be a seven-seat electric SUV championing dynamic agility, slick design and premium equipment.

If there’s any category in the motoring world that’s currently light-on for contenders, it’s seven-seat electric SUVs. First there was the (US only) Volvo’s first all-new seven-seater in 10 years debuts as an electric-only flagship featuring premium hardware and technology. But is it good enough?

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Volvo Car Australia is continuing to help lead the way with electric vehicles, having had a successful August on track for its 2026 EV-only target. Volvo is well on its way to delivering electric-only models by 2026, with nearly half of its August sales being pure electric variants

Boasting first class luxury, the Volvo EX90 Excellence SUV ditches seven seats in favour second-row comfort

Volvo will put its new EX90 electric seven seater into production this year, with the model expected to launch in Australia in 2024. But we want to know Chasing Cars has compared prices with the United Kingdom to estimate how expensive the new EX90 will be when it lands in Australia

The EX90 has dual electric motors, 380kW/910Nm and up to 600km range. It’s due in Australia in 2024, but could cost over $170,000.