Volvo Releases 2026 EX90 Plus Electric SUV
The new seven-seat electric vehicle offers a 479km range and 800-volt charging technology.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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Volvo has launched its 2026 EX90 Plus electric SUV in Australia, featuring a 92kWh battery pack and seven seats. The model arrives with a rear-wheel-drive single-motor configuration providing 245kW and 480Nm of torque.
Why it matters
The introduction of the EX90 Plus represents a significant expansion of the premium electric SUV segment in Australia. Its 800-volt architecture prioritises fast charging, aimed at improving the practicality of long-distance driving for families.
The EX90 Plus weighs 2.6 tonnes and achieves an 80 per cent charge in 24 minutes using a 300kW DC charger. It includes a five-year unlimited kilometre warranty and a three-visit service plan priced at $1490.
The players
Volvo
Volvo is a Swedish multinational luxury vehicle manufacturer that is currently transitioning its entire global product lineup to electric power.
The details
The large SUV utilises a rear-wheel-drive platform and delivers a claimed range of 479km on a full battery. Owners can access maintenance support through the network of 39 Volvo dealers located across Australia.
Timeline
The 2026 Volvo EX90 model range is available in 2026.
Volvo has set a target for 90 to 100 percent electric sales by 2030.
Roadmap
This release aligns with Volvo's ambitious transition toward an all-electric product portfolio by the end of the decade. By deploying high-end SUV models, the brand seeks to maintain its market share against luxury rivals as Australian consumer demand for electric vehicles continues to rise.
Buyers should note that the $124,990 base price does not include additional on-road costs which vary by location. Potential owners can factor the $1490 service plan into their long-term vehicle ownership budget.
The takeaway
Prospective owners of the 2.6-tonne SUV should ensure they have access to high-capacity DC charging infrastructure to utilise the vehicle's 800-volt charging capability. Researching local dealership support and state-specific on-road charges is recommended before finalising a purchase.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest industry trends by visiting the Australia Electric Vehicles section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Daily Advertiser.
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