The new XC70 SUV offers a combined CLTC range of over 1,200km and with its fast charging technology, can see its battery go from 0-80% in just 23 minutes.
Volvo has announced that it will base its future cars on a single technology stack, with a new ES90 and EX60 set to follow the updated EX90.
The new feature utilises real-time traffic from a traffic management centre to help drivers avoid collisions and traffic congestion caused by an accident.
The new electric Volvo EX90 has been revealed, a car which is 'defined by its software', and heralds the start of a new era for the Swedish brand
Volvo's brand new EX90 will make the transition from manual to autonomous driving modes easy and seamless, along with a better infotainment system.
Volvo is currently conducting a trial for a few all-electric XC40 Recharge cars equipped with wireless charging technology in Sweden.
The investment could see the development of a wide field of view 'heads-up display' that superimposes virtual objects over a windscreen.
Volvo will continue its strategic collaboration with Google to take infotainment and connectivity to the next level.
With groundbreaking safety technology to come as standard, Volvo will aim to set a new standard for automotive safety.
The project aims to replace coal with with fossil-free electricity and hydrogen, leaving virtually no carbon footprint.
Polestar, together with four other Swedish companies, has co-found an energy project to begin development on Vehicle-to-Home and Vehicle-to-Grid technology.
After making numerous advances in plug-in hybrid and electric car technology, Volvo is now committed to becoming a fully electric manufacturer by 2030.
Volvo Cars is joining forces with its hometown of Gothenburg in Sweden to help it become a climate-neutral city by 2030.
With full LED head lights and taillights, the Polestar 2 has exceptional lighting capabilities, not to mention a distinct light signature.
Volvo is utilising its ground-breaking mixed-reality simulator to make new strides in safety and autonomous driving technology.
Volvo is encouraging the use of technology to better support drivers, protect them and to reduce their distractions out on the road.
The new technology will allow Volvo drivers to breathe clean and healthy air inside their cars and to clean the air of their cabin ahead of their journey.
Volvo Cars Tech Fund, the company's venture capital investment arm, invests in blockchain technology firm Circulor.
Starting from 20 May 2020 onwards, all Volvo models will come with a 180km/h speed limit and a Care Key that can further limit the car's speed.
Volvo partners with tech firm Luminar to provide their LiDAR perception technology for safer self-driving vehicles.