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Volvo · model year 2027
2027 Volvo EX90 Twin Motor Performance
SUV · All-Wheel Drive · Electric · EPA class: Standard Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD
Where it places
- 175 Electric SUVs
Ordered by EPA range #175 of 401 - 535 2027 cars and trucks
Every car of that year, A to Z #535 of 539 - 323 Electric cars by range
Ordered by EPA range #323 of 683 - 377 Electric cars by efficiency
Ordered by efficiency #377 of 683 - 431 Electric cars by charging time
Ordered by charge time at 240 V #431 of 818 - 09 Volvo cars
Every model year, newest first #9 of 977
Against other electric SUVs
The CarCody take
The 2027 Volvo EX90 Twin Motor Performance is an all-wheel-drive electric SUV with a 300-mile EPA range. It uses 39 kWh per 100 miles and earns 87 MPGe combined. EPA estimates annual electricity cost at $900. Charging at 240 volts takes 11 hours, so its range and charging window define the ownership fit.
Good to know
- 300-mile EPA electric range
- All-wheel drive SUV body
- 87 MPGe combined rating
- Automatic A1 transmission
Watch for
- 11-hour charge time at 240 volts
- Uses 39 kWh per 100 miles
- EPA annual electricity cost is $900
Who it suits. Drivers wanting a 300-mile electric SUV Owners with a regular 240-volt charging window Shoppers comparing electric SUV range
The EX90 Twin Motor Performance makes its case with a 300-mile EPA range in an all-wheel-drive SUV. Its 87 MPGe combined rating and $900 annual electricity estimate give buyers concrete running numbers. The 11-hour charge time at 240 volts is the key compromise, especially for drivers without a regular overnight charging window. If that schedule works, the range is the central reason to consider it; if not, the charging time should guide you toward another option.
What it is
The 2027 Volvo EX90 Twin Motor Performance is a standard sport utility vehicle with four-wheel drive in the EPA class. It runs on electricity and uses an automatic A1 transmission.
Its listed electric setup is 130, 220 and 280 kW PMSM. The defining EPA figure is a 300-mile range on a full charge. See other Volvo cars and electric SUVs.
The numbers
The EPA rates it at 87 MPGe combined. Energy use is 39 kWh per 100 miles.
A 300-mile EPA range gives a clear distance target between full charges. Your actual distance can vary, but this is the official figure for comparing electric vehicles.
What it costs to run
EPA lists annual electricity cost at $900. That figure is tied to the vehicle's 39 kWh per 100 miles energy use.
A 240-volt charge takes 11 hours. Plan charging around that time if you want to refill from a low battery to full.
How it compares
For side-by-side shopping, compare its 300-mile range and 87 MPGe with entries in electric SUVs and electric cars by range. Those are the figures that show distance and energy use without mixing in other vehicle specifications.
Who it suits
This EX90 fits a driver who wants an electric SUV with all-wheel drive and a 300-mile EPA range. It also suits someone who can work an 11-hour, 240-volt charging window into regular use.
Trade-offs
The 300-mile range is useful for longer trips, but the 11-hour 240-volt charge time is a significant part of the routine. Its 39 kWh per 100 miles energy use and $900 EPA annual cost are the running figures to weigh against other electric SUVs.
All-wheel drive comes with a standard sport utility vehicle body and an automatic transmission.
Verdict
Choose the EX90 Twin Motor Performance if your priorities are a 300-mile electric range, SUV format and all-wheel drive. Its 87 MPGe rating gives it a straightforward efficiency reference, while the $900 annual electricity estimate helps set a running-cost baseline. The main planning issue is charging: a full 240-volt session is listed at 11 hours. That makes this Volvo a fit for drivers with predictable charging time, rather than anyone seeking quick replenishment figures.
Every figure on record
- Combined MPGe
- 87 MPGe
- EPA range
- 300 miles
- Energy use
- 39 kWh per 100 miles
- Annual fuel cost
- $900
- Charge time at 240 V
- 11 hours
- Model year
- 2027
- Body
- SUV
- EPA size class
- Standard Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD
- Drive
- All-Wheel Drive
- Engine
- 130, 220 and 280 kW PMSM
- Transmission
- Automatic (A1)
- Fuel
- Electricity
Questions
How far can the 2027 Volvo EX90 Twin Motor Performance go?
Its EPA range is 300 miles.
What is its combined MPGe rating?
The EPA combined rating is 87 MPGe.
How much electricity does it use?
EPA energy use is 39 kWh per 100 miles.
What does it cost to fuel each year?
EPA estimates annual electricity cost at $900.
How long does charging take?
Charging at 240 volts is listed at 11 hours.
Does it have all-wheel drive?
Yes. The EPA lists the EX90 Twin Motor Performance as all-wheel drive.
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