Accelerating Electric Vehicle Transformation, Volvo Will Launch Four New EV Models

Volvo's plans to launch four new EVs (photo: Unsplash)

JAKARTA - The transformation of Volvo electric vehicles is accelerating. Reportedly, the automaker plans to launch four new electric car models after successfully launching XC40 Recharge Pure Electric, its first electric vehicle (EV) in Australia last year.

Volvo plans to produce the four models included in all sedans and SUV categories locally by 2025.

The plan will start in Australia with a small C40 SUV launch next month. They will then launch EX90, which will be produced in 2023, and local sales in 2024.

Moreover, there will be a compact SUV released next year, followed by a large four-door sedan model in 2024.

"Every new model we have created from now on is purely electric. There is no turning back for us," said Australian Volvo Car Managing Director Stephen left Drive.

mediate also said that by bringing in four new all-electric models by the end of 2024, it indicated it plans to beat Volvo's global target of stopping gasoline vehicles in stages before 2030.

But unfortunately, the Swedish-based company did not set an exact date when the gasoline-fueled cars would leave Australia's showroom.

divided into feeling confident that all future electric SUVs within the Volvo family will follow the 'EX' naming pattern.

The electric C40 is the only new generation Volvo electric car coming to Australia by 2022, and the XC30 SUV model is now likely to be called EX30.