The next electric vehicle from the Swedish manufacturer is a sedan that rides on the same chassis as the EX90 SUV and goes up against the Mercedes-Benz EQE and BMW i5.

Proterra Powered, whose battery solutions were previously used by Anadolu Isuzu in Turkey for the Citi VOLT electric bus, has a battery pack/module development centre in Calif...

The Volvo EM90, which will be produced in China in the first place and will be released in China, will also be available in Europe in 2024.

Geely bought a 34% stake in Renault’s operations in South Korea last year with an investment of approximately $ 190 million.

Tesla is setting the new industry standard in electric vehicle production thanks to its one-piece chassis and ‘unboxed’ approach.

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Hyundai is developing “Unibody Chassis”, similar to Tesla. The firm aims to increase electric vehicle production and reduce costs.

The entry-level SUV from Volvo resembles the EX90 flagship in terms of size, sportiness, and body type.

In October 2022, Luminar’s Iris began serial production, and the company’s Mercedes-Benz program has been successfully concluded.

Volvo Cars has revealed plans to introduce its own version of the 009 electric vans from the Geely Group’s Zeekr brand in China towards the end of 2023.

According to Volvo CEO Jim Rowan, a brand-new small electric SUV called the EX30 will make its debut in 2023.

For the following 5 years, Zeekr intends to offer one new electric model annually.

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Geely will soon open world’s first 600 kW DC charging station in China. Chinese automaker will offer higher charging speeds with their future models.

The two companies will build another 225 chargers dedicated to delivery fleets.

The Electrified Charging Corridor Project by Volvo aims to overcome the problems of short-mileage EV trucks and return-to-base operations.

Volvo has announced its investment of $1.25 billion into the third factory in Slovakia in addition to its two plants in Sweden and Belgium.