Volvo reveals $58,400 starting price for the EX60
Volvo has announced the starting price of $58,400 for its new EX60 electric SUV, which is now available for order. The EX60 offers impressive specifications, including a range of 307 miles and a 0 to 100 km/h time of 5.9 seconds. Higher trims with enhanced performance and features will be available later, making the EX60 a strong option in the electric SUV market.
- ▪The EX60 starts at a price of $58,400 and offers a range of 307 miles.
- ▪It features a 0 to 100 km/h acceleration time of 5.9 seconds and a charging time of 16 minutes from 10 to 80 percent.
- ▪Higher trims like the P10 AWD Plus and P12 AWD will offer increased performance and range options.
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News EVs and Transportation Volvo reveals $58,400 starting price for the EX60 Volvo's upcoming mainstream EV SUV is available to order now. By Sam Rutherford May 18, 2026 12:00 pm EST Volvo Between the Rivian R2, BMW iX3 and the Volvo EX60, there's a bunch of appealing electric SUVs scheduled to hit the market soon. And now, Volvo is revealing official pricing for its upcoming family EV, which starts at $58,400. While that price might seem a bit high considering it's pretty much the same as a fully loaded R2 with Rivian's top-spec Performance trim ($57,990), it's not a far cry from the average cost of a new car in the US, which stands at right around $50,000.
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