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CTOnews.com, October 7 (Xinhua)-- Volvo Pure Electric flagship SUV EX90 will be launched worldwide on November 9, just over a month after the car's patented rendering has been exposed, which credibly shows the design of the new electric SUV.

Now, Volvo officials have confirmed a new feature of the EX90: bi-directional charging. This feature, also known as V2L (vehicle-to-load), allows vehicles to power everything from camping appliances to your real home.

Volvo expects this function to become more and more important in the future, even to power homes and provide them with cheaper storage electricity to help cut electricity bills. In a new release titled "what if your car could power your life?" In the video, Volvo shows a variety of uses for two-way charging and announces that its next generation of electric cars will have battery packs with a capacity of more than 100 kilowatt hours.

EX90 owners can also store electricity from power grids, etc., in batteries and sell it to energy suppliers, meaning the vehicles can be used to generate passive income. However, it is clear that not all markets support these features, because not all State Grid are compatible.

In a similar video released earlier, Volvo revealed another function of the EX90, the in-car radar, which is designed to detect people (or pets) in the car and to prevent deaths caused by overheating inside the car. The system starts when the vehicle is locked and is sensitive enough to detect a sleeping child.

CTOnews.com learned that the EX90 will also be equipped with 16 ultrasonic sensors, 5 radars and 8 cameras, with advanced autopilot and safety features. Given that the car will be Volvo's flagship product, new and innovative safety features are expected to be introduced, making it the safest car the brand has ever seen.

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