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Volvo EX60
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The Volvo EX60 will use a deeply integrated Google Gemini assistant designed to handle complex tasks without fixed command phrases. The system is meant to understand more natural requests, including finding a hotel address from e-mails. Volvo’s stated aim is to reduce distraction by giving the driver fewer reasons to look at the display while driving.
The new electric mid-size crossover places artificial intelligence inside the vehicle system rather than treating it as a separate add-on. Gemini is described as being able to help judge whether an item will fit into the boot. It should also support route planning by working out a more suitable way to organise a journey.
The range of functions is expected to grow later with access to images from the car’s cameras. With that capability, the assistant could answer questions about the area around the vehicle. The same idea runs through these features: the driver should be able to keep attention on traffic instead of repeatedly operating the screen.
Specifications and technology
The foundation for the AI functions is Volvo’s new hardware and software system called HuginCore. Volvo describes the EX60 as a software-defined vehicle, meaning that electronics and software play a central role in how onboard functions are delivered. Computing hardware comes from Qualcomm and Nvidia.
Volvo says the EX60 will be able to perform up to 250 trillion computing operations per second. The company also promises a driving range of more than 800 kilometres and charging power of up to 400 kW. These are the key figures given alongside the description of the model’s technology.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Body type | electric crossover, mid-size SUV |
| Range | more than 800 km |
| DC charging | up to 400 kW |
| Computing power | up to 250 trillion operations per second |
The main technical elements announced for the EX60 form a connected onboard system. This is not just a voice application, but a combination of assistant functions, camera use, processors and vehicle software. The material names the following functions and components:
- Google Gemini assistant deeply integrated into the car,
- HuginCore hardware and software base,
- Qualcomm and Nvidia components for computing performance,
- future use of vehicle camera images,
- help with finding addresses, planning routes and judging luggage space.
Markets, prices and availability
The mid-size SUV is scheduled to make its premiere in late January 2026 in Stockholm. Production is planned to start in Sweden in the first half of 2026. These are the only timing details given for the debut and the start of manufacturing.
No price, trim levels, battery capacity, motor output or acceleration data have been stated. The markets where the EX60 will be offered after production begins have not been listed either. Polestar is mentioned as another Geely-owned brand that has also said it will integrate Gemini deeply into its vehicle system.
The reference to Polestar shows that Google Gemini is set to appear more broadly in cars connected with the Geely group. For the Volvo EX60, however, the central points remain the Stockholm debut and Swedish production planned for the first half of 2026. Volvo links that launch with high computing capability, strong charging power and a range above 800 kilometres.
Verdict
The Volvo EX60 is being presented as an electric crossover in which the focus shifts from screen operation to voice assistance and data processing. If Gemini, HuginCore, the range above 800 km and charging at up to 400 kW reach the production car as described, the January debut in Stockholm will clearly show the direction Volvo wants to take with this model.
Frequently asked questions
When is the Volvo EX60 premiere or reveal?
The Volvo EX60 premiere is listed in the calendar for 31 January 2026. The reveal is planned to take place in Stockholm.
When will the Volvo EX60 go on sale in the UK?
A UK on-sale date for the Volvo EX60 has not been announced. The only timing detail given is that production in Sweden is planned to start in the first half of 2026.
How much will the Volvo EX60 cost?
The price of the Volvo EX60 has not been announced for the UK or any other market. Trim levels, battery capacity, motor output and acceleration figures have not been stated either.
Should I wait for the Volvo EX60 or buy the current model now?
Volvo has not stated which current model the EX60 replaces, so a direct comparison is not possible yet. What is known is that the EX60 is an electric mid-size crossover with Google Gemini, the HuginCore system, more than 800 km of range and charging at up to 400 kW.
What range and charging will the Volvo EX60 have?
Volvo says the EX60 will offer more than 800 km of range and DC charging at up to 400 kW. These are the key figures announced ahead of production.
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