A few days ago, Volvo released a set of latest previews of EX90. The new car is positioned in the family flagship pure electric SUV, equipped with laser radar, and its wind resistance coefficient is as low as 0.29Cd. It is reported that the new car will be officially released on November 9.

According to the preview map, as a pure electric SUV, the front of the new car adopts a closed grille, while the head lamp groups on both sides continue to use the family "Thunderhammer" design, and the overall front shape is simple and atmospheric. In addition, the new car is equipped with a hidden door handle, and the wheel rim is also semi enclosed, which can better reduce the body wind resistance.

In terms of automatic driving, the new car is equipped with a laser radar, which is located above the roof. In addition, the car is also equipped with 16 ultrasonic sensors, 8 cameras and 5 millimeter wave radars as auxiliary equipment. The auxiliary driving function and active safety configuration will be more intelligent and powerful.

Volvo EX90 new car patent drawing

In terms of styling, according to the patent figure previously exposed, Volvo EX90 has a sleek and smooth styling, with sharp lines, which further enhances the fashion sense of the whole car. In addition, the tail lamp of the new car also adopts a new design, which is expected to have a good recognition when lit.

The interior of Volvo EX90 also adopts a minimalist design, and is equipped with a suspended LCD dashboard and a three-dimensional central control screen. The LCD dashboard can display driving related information, such as speed, mileage, navigation route, etc. The central control screen will be used to control more functions, such as entertainment system and air conditioner. The new car may also be designed with a buffer to eliminate the design of physical buttons as much as possible.

Volvo EX90 will be built based on SPA2 platform, which is a modular platform compatible with pure electric and fuel products. As for the power data of this car, it has not been released yet. For more information about new cars, Car Quality Network will continue to pay attention and report.