SHANGHAI: The fully electric Volvo EM90 MPV is designed to provide a space for living and relaxation.
The car offers a premium experience with Scandinavian design, safety features, comfort, and cutting-edge technology.
The exterior design features iconic Thor's Hammer headlights and an illuminated logo, inspired by skyscrapers and immersive art. The illuminated logo appears for the first time on a Volvo car.
The EM90 has a 116 kWh battery which offers a range of up to 738km and can charge from 10 to 80 percent in under 30 minutes.
It is equipped with bi-directional charging, allowing the battery to be used as a power bank for other electric cars and appliances.
In terms of safety features, the EM90 is equipped with safe space technology and designed to help protect everyone in and around the car. It brings our 96 years of safety DNA and extensive knowledge based on real-world accident research into a new segment.
The broad suite of advanced driver assistance systems inside the EM90 is enabled by advanced computing power and an all-round sensor set with high-definition cameras, surround view cameras, a millimetre wave radar and ultrasonic radars.
The car also offers top-notch sound isolation, road noise cancellation technology, and a total of 21 Bowers & Wilkins speakers for an optimal sound experience.
The EM90 is equipped with Snapdragon Cockpit Platforms from Qualcomm Technologies and 5G connectivity for an outstanding digital experience.
It features a voice assistant, a 15.4-inch infotainment screen, and a roof-mounted 15.6-inch screen that folds down for entertainment or business video meetings.
The car's interior can be transformed into a theatre, meeting room, or bedroom with the adjustment of screens, seats, windows, air conditioner, and lighting.
The EM90 comes with 19- or 20-inch aero wheels to optimise driving range.
It will receive over-the-air software updates and can be accessed and controlled through the Volvo Cars app.
The 818,000 yuan (RM529,000) EM90 is available in four exterior colours, with warm tones inspired by the interplay between nature and light.
