Volvo confirms five new/refreshed models for 2025 – EX30 CC, ES90 EVs; EX60 and SPA3 models in 2026

Volvo Cars has confirmed it will introduce five new or refreshed models this year, with more to come in 2026. This was revealed in the company’s full-year 2024 financial results where it announced an increase in deliveries (763,000 units; +7.7%) and revenue (400 billion Swedish krona; +0.2%).

For 2025, the first new Volvo model will be EX30 Cross Country, which is a rugged version of the brand’s small electric SUV set to be revealed later today. It will be joined by the ES90 that is deemed to be fully electric replacement for the S90 built on the same SPA2 platform as the EX90, with a debut set to take place sometime in March.

Volvo also confirmed a new and unnamed long range plug-in hybrid (PHEV) model for the Chinese market, although it didn’t provide much in the way of details. Rounding up the five are two existing models that are set to get upgrades, with one of them likely to be the XC60. The mid-size SUV should follow in the footsteps of the larger (and heavily facelifted) XC90 by getting a redesigned exterior and revamped interior, but retaining its aging Scalable Product Architecture (SPA).

The electric counterpart to the XC60 dubbed the EX60 will be one of five launches planned for 2026. This will be built on the new SPA3 platform, which will also be used for two additional offerings that are without a name for now.

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