Volvo Car Malaysia has announced that it has opened orders for its two soon-to-be-launched seven-seat SUVs: the Volvo EX90 and the XC90.

The official pricing for both models has not yet been disclosed; however, according to Volvo, the EX90 and XC90 are expected to retail at around RM450,000.

Details regarding the variants and specifications remain undisclosed, but for the EX90, it is likely that Volvo Car Malaysia will offer the range-topping Twin Motor Performance variant, which was previewed to the media last week.

With a pair of electric motors (one on each axle) delivering 517 PS and an earth-shattering 910 Nm, the EX90 Twin Motor Performance can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 4.9 seconds.

The Twin Motor variant also features two electric motors, but with lower output at 408 PS and 770 Nm. That being so, the century sprint time is also longer, at 5.9 seconds.

For the battery, the EX90 is equipped with an NMC battery with a capacity of 111 kWh, providing a range of up to 600 km for the Twin Motor and 590 km for the Twin Motor Performance. Charging from 10% to 80% takes approximately 30 minutes via a DC fast charger.

Built on the SPA2 platform (in contrast to the XC90 which uses the SPA platform), the EX90 measures 5,037 mm in length, 1,964 mm in width, and 1,747 mm in height, meaning it is longer, wider, and lower compared to the XC90. Its wheelbase measures 2,985 mm, just 1 mm longer than that of the XC90.

As can be seen, the exterior design closely resembles that of the EX30, featuring the Iron Mark logo at the front, Thor’s Hammer-shaped LED pixel daytime running lights, and C-shaped LED tail lights. Unless turned on, the main headlight units are not visible, as they are ‘hidden’ behind the row of pixel lights.

Inside, the EX90 showcases a minimalist theme that has become synonymous with the Swedish brand. Key features include a 14.5-inch touchscreen, a 9.0-inch digital instrument panel, a Bowers & Wilkins audio system, and a panoramic glass roof.

As for the XC90, the facelift version is expected to continue being offered here in a PHEV variant known as the T8. It is powered by a combination of a 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine and an electric motor at the rear axle, producing 455 PS and 709 Nm of torque.

Chris Wailes, Managing Director of Volvo Car Malaysia commented, “With the imminent introduction of the Volvo EX90 and new XC90 for Malaysia, we are making good progress towards our global ambitions of 90 to 100 percent electrified car sales before the end of the decade. Last year, our BEV and PHEV models already made up more than 80 percent of our sales.”