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Volvo Reveals "America's Longest Electric Range" PHEVs, Packing up to 78 Miles on a Single Charge

  • On Tuesday, Volvo revealed updated XC60 and XC90 SUVs, its first "long range plug-in hybrids," delivering class-leading all-electric ranges of 78 miles and 73 miles, respectively.
  • Volvo integrated larger, floor-mounted battery packs, doubling capacity to 37.9 kWh of usable energy, enabling owners to handle most daily commutes purely on battery power.
  • Both vehicles retain standard AWD and 455 horsepower, while total ranges reach 590 miles for the XC60 and 560 miles for the XC90 with a new 11.2-inch infotainment system featuring Gemini.
  • Production begins this fall with U.S. sales starting early 2027, as Volvo claims these models offer "the longest electric range of any plug-in hybrids available in the American market."
  • While previously pledging to ditch combustion engines by 2030, Volvo is doubling down on plug-in technology to support its transition toward pure electric models amid shifting market demand.
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Kako rast potražnje za čisto električnim vozilima na globalnom tržištu ne ispunjava visoka očekivanja, automobilski divovi prisiljeni su prilagoditi svoje strategije. Švedski automobilski gigant Volvo tako je službeno predstavio značajno osvježenu verziju svog najprodavanijeg modela XC60, pri čemu […] Objava Volvo nudi poboljšani hybridni XC60 koji će samostalno na struju moći prevaliti i 200 kilometara pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.

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The Swedish car manufacturer is launching new hybrid models in Europe and the USA. The drive is expected to be a bridge solution far into the next decade.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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Volvo Cars is making a big change to its plug-in hybrids. Now top executive Erik Severinson expects the new cars to go on sale well into the next decade. At the same time, criticism is growing that plug-in hybrids produce higher emissions than estimated.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The Globe & Mail broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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