Volvo XC40 Recharge Single. (File photo)
The report says the upcoming model will be created using a completely new SPA3 scalable platform. It will offer improved built quality, and feature some robust technology,
The premium car manufacturer Volvo is gearing up to introduce a new electric SUV globally. The vehicle is expected to hit the market somewhere in 2026, using the nameplate EX60. However, a confirmed launch date is yet to be announced by the brand.
It has been reported that the upcoming model will be created using a completely new SPA3 scalable platform. It will offer improved built quality, featuring robust technology, and will be highly reliable as compared to SPA2.
New Platform
Some reports suggested that the brand will use the latest SPA3 platform in most of its electric cars in the future. From small electric cars to big battery-powered SUVs, SPA3 serve as the key system in the upcoming days.
All About Upcoming Electric Model
Most of the species and design language-related details are currently under wrap. However, it is believed that the upcoming electric SUV is expected to feature a bigger size compared to the XC60, and it will share a similar style statement as the EX30.
Design Language
The model is likely to flaunt the company’s signature style LED headlight setup, paired with integrated DRLs. It will get decent-sized cladding on the sides, complemented by roof rails and body colour door handles. When it comes to the other important details such as battery and power, these details are still under the curtains as yet.
Talking about the Indan fleet, Volvo has a tech-loaded lineup in the country. The list of models includes the C40 recharge and the XC40 recharge. The company is expected to add a new member to the electric segment in the EX line series.
