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CTOnews.com, March 23 (Xinhua)-- Volvo will launch more electric models before the European Union bans fuel cars, according to Motor.

The Volvo EX60 will be unveiled at the end of 2024 and will go on sale in 2025, and the new car may be based on the SPA2 architecture. It is said that the future EX60 will replace XC60, making it a big five-seat pure electric SUV crossover.

According to CTOnews.com, the Swedish company is the only European car company that has shown 100 per cent support for the new energy transformation in a war of words with many traditional carmakers, and has announced a full shift to the electric car market by 2035.

Volvo had previously announced that "every new model launched by the Gothenburg manufacturer will be electric", including the first electric model, the C40, and the recently launched Volvo EX90. Volvo currently has three electric models for sale, a fourth is about to go on sale, and a fifth has been confirmed.

According to known intelligence, the new car will be based on the latest design concept of the RECHARGE concept car, with more dynamic and soft body lines. At the same time, the new car will increase the use of 5G interconnection technology and lidar autopilot assistance technology, and the interior will increase the range of large touch screens.

The biggest difference between the new EX60 and Big Brother is that it will have only two rows of seats and five seats, but the back row space is extremely luxurious.

In terms of power, the new car may be based on the SPA2 architecture, or it may adopt a brand new "GPA" architecture, which will support 400V and 800V charging structures, the maximum power of the vehicle will be 400kW, the range of the vehicle will reach 600km, and it will be equipped with a more efficient new motor, capable of providing 400kW of power and nearly 540hp.

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