Volvo Cars Declares Targeting Domestic Electric Vehicle Market With 'Saferest Model' EX90

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Volvo Cars Korea has officially launched its pure electric flagship SUV "EX90" in Korea. EX90 stands for SDV (automobile defined by software) and is a model that combines Volvo's safety technology and advanced information and communication technology (ICT).The vehicle's core system, 'Hugin Core™', integrates electrical architecture, core computers, and zone controllers and converts sensor data into intelligent information to train driving assistance systems.

Wireless Update (OTA) capabilities enable continuous improvement in vehicle performance and safety technology. In terms of infotainment, the Qualcomm Snapdragon cockpit platform-based "Volvo Car UX" has doubled the response speed compared to the previous one, and supports 14.5-inch center display, T-map infotainment, Naver Whale browser, Apple Music, and 5G connectivity.

There are two types of power trains released in Korea: twin motor and twin motor performance that combine a 106kWh NCM battery and an all-wheel drive (AWD) system. Twin motors clock zero-back 5.5 seconds with a maximum output of 456 horsepower, while performance models reach 100km/h in 4.2 seconds with a maximum output of 680 horsepower. The 800V battery system takes about 22 minutes from 10% to 80% on up to 350kW fast charging, with a single charge range of up to 625km based on WLTP.The design is based on Scandinavian style, with an aerodynamic plush design and HD pixel headlamps. The interior can be composed of six and seven seats, and eco-friendly and human-centered materials such as FSC-certified wood panels and Seoul Semiconductor's "Sunlike LED" are used. Ultra trim features dual-chamber air suspension and Bowness & Wilkins sound system.

The sale price starts at KRW 162.2 million for the twin motor plus, with KRW 116.2 million for the Ultra 7-seater and KRW 123.2 million for the Performance Ultra 6-seater. Purchasing customers will be provided with a 5-year/100,000km free warranty, an 8-year/160,000km battery warranty, and a 15-year free OTA. Volvo Cars Korea will hold a showcase at exhibition halls nationwide from April 3 and hold pop-up events at IFC Mall in Yeouido.

Volvo Cars Korea CEO Lee Yun-mo said of Volvo EX90, "We put higher safety on the safety of Volvo, which we are most confident in. It boasts the most complete safety in this segment," he said. In addition, he expressed confidence, saying, "It will show the most overwhelming marketability in the E-segment electric SUV market."

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