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Volvo EX60 makes its debut in Stockholm and does so by unveiling the Swedish brand's electric future. The first model built on the SPA3 platform, the EX60 is a true software-defined vehicle (Sdv) whose functions are in fact realised with applications (always upgradable) running on high-performance hardware. With the Sdv technical paradigm, the number of control units is drastically reduced but the computing power allows a long list of functions starting with advanced level 2 autonomous driving. Competing with the Bmw iX3, Mercedes GLC and Audi Q6, the new Volvo will arrive with three engines with up to 680 horsepower and over 810 kilometres of range.
How long is the new Volvo EX60? The electric suv has a length of 4,803 mm, a width of 1,899 mm, a height of 1,635 mm and a wheelbase of 2,970 mm. In terms of design, it continues what we have already seen on the EX90 but with a more dynamic style. The lowered front end, sloping roofline and tapered flanks optimise its overall aerodynamic efficiency. As a result, the EX60 passes through the air with a very effective drag coefficient of 0.26. Built according to the Megacasting methodology, a production technique that fuses many body parts into one large aluminium casting, reducing complexity, welding and weight, improving structure and sustainability, following Tesla's example, the EX60 is also the first Volvo to adopt cell-to-body technology, meaning the batteries become a structural part of the chassis.
On board we find a brand new interior, with a large central screen and a monitor in front of the driver, but above all, for the first time on a Volvo, Gemini, Google's new AI assistant that enables conversations to take place in a completely natural way.