Understanding The Volvo EX60 Range And Charging Options
Volvo EX60 Range & Specs at a Glance
- There are three Volvo EX60 powertrains: P6, P10, and P12
- P6 rear-wheel-drive models can travel up to 307 miles1
- P10 all-wheel-drive variants have a maximum range of 330 miles1
- P12 AWD versions top the range charts, with an estimated 400-mile maximum1
- DC fast-charging (10%-80%) takes between 16 and 19 minutes,2 depending on the powertrain.
- P10 deliveries are expected to begin in Fall 2026, while P6 and P12 iterations should start arriving in 2027.
- Stay updated on availability and details with our Volvo Cars Palo Alto specialists.
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Volvo EX60 P6
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Volvo EX60 P10
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Volvo EX60 P12
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| Max. Range | 307 mi1 | 330 mi1 | 400 mi1 |
| Fastest Charging Time (10% - 80%) | 16 min2 | 16 min2 | 19 min2 |
| Battery Capacity | 83-kWh | 95-kWh | 112-kWh |
| Motor(s) & Drivetrain | Single RWD | Dual AWD | Dual AWD |
| Horsepower | 369 | 503 | 670 |
| Torque | 354 lb-ft | 524 lb-ft | TBA |
| 0-60 Acceleration Time | 5.7 s | 4.4 s | 3.8 s |
| Max. Towing Capacity | 3,600 lbs3 | 4,500 lbs3 | TBA |
| Curb Weight | 4,661 lbs | 5,016 lbs | TBA |
Learn About the All-New Volvo EX60 Range: Miles of Luxury EV Driving Await
What is the Volvo EX60 range? Will it charge quickly enough to remain competitive with gas, hybrid, and PHEV models? What about pricing?
Volvo Cars CEO and President, Håkan Samuelsson, mentioned during the Volvo EX60 debut that the midsize EV SUV "will mark a new beginning for Volvo Cars," citing range and charging times as some of the main inhibitors for making the leap to an all-electric vehicle. Our team here at Volvo Cars Palo Alto is happy to report that Samuelsson's claim may have been an understatement – the Volvo EX60 could be a game-changer for electric cars in general, considering its maximum range of 400 miles on a full charge.1 Explore our guide below to learn more.
Volvo EX60 Range Specs: 3 Increasingly Capable Powertrains
The Volvo EX60 range estimates depend on which of the three powertrains you choose for this all-electric midsize two-row SUV. None will disappoint – rather, they offer you a chance to find your ideal blend of value and capability, thanks to increasing performance and range potential as you climb higher.
The standard P6 rear-wheel drive powertrain lays a strong foundation for the lineup, giving drivers an approachable way to enter into the world of luxury EV driving with a starting MSRP of $59,795.4 Meanwhile, the available P10 and P12 all-wheel drive configurations crank up the power and estimated range values.
We'll discuss performance later on – for now, here's what you can expect from each powertrain in terms of range once they hit dealerships nationwide:
- Volvo EX60 P6: Up to 307 miles1
- Volvo EX60 P10: Up to 330 miles1
- Volvo EX60 P12: Up to 400 miles1
Which range value makes the most sense for you? Before you decide, you may want to consider ordering availability and expected delivery.
The P6 and P10 variants are already available for ordering – we expect P12 ordering to go up in the near future. Volvo Cars has also stated that P10 delivery should begin around Fall 2026, while P6 and P12 arrival will come a bit later in 2027. Reach out to our Volvo Cars Palo Alto team for future updates on these timings.
Volvo EX60 Charging: Blistering Speed To Get You Back on the Road
Charging time for the Volvo EX60 depends on the powertrain. P6 and P10 configurations can replenish the battery from 10% to 80% at a DC fast-charging station in just 16 minutes.2 Meanwhile, the long-range P12 isn't far behind, requiring around 19 minutes to recover the same amount.2
Of course, DC chargers aren't the only option. You can also have a Level 2 charger installed in your home so your SUV is juiced up and ready to go in the morning. We're still waiting on information for the P12, but we do know that you can regain a full charge (0%-100%) in eight or nine hours for P6 and P10, respectively, with a Level 2 connection.2
These quick-charging times, coupled with impressive range figures, are some of the most alluring we've seen so far when it comes to the EV market overall. Are they enough to put your range anxieties at ease?
Volvo EX60 Specs: The Performance Numbers Coupled With Each Range Estimate
Finally, let's take a look at output for this trio of powertrains – you're in for a treat, no matter which of the Volvo EX60 setups you prefer. As with range, power increases as you move from the standard P6 to the available P10 and P12.
The single-motor, rear-wheel-drive P6 makes 369 horsepower and 354 pound-feet of torque. This entry-level unit can go from zero to 60 mph in 5.7 seconds. Moving up to the dual-motor, all-wheel-drive P10 unlocks 503 horsepower, 524 pound-feet of torque, and a quicker 4.4-second 0-60 time. Either option is more than capable of handling many motorists' daily needs.
If you're looking to maximize Volvo EX60 range and power, though, the P12 is the way to go. While it's also a dual-motor AWD configuration like the P10, it cranks up your output to a jaw-dropping 670 horsepower, letting you race to 60 mph in just 3.8 seconds.
Put Volvo EX60 Range Estimates to the Test at Volvo Cars Palo Alto
If you happen to be in our area, we invite you to come experience the Volvo EX60 range, performance, handling, and luxury for yourself at Volvo Cars Palo Alto as soon as the SUVs reach our showroom. While you're here, we can let you know if any of our rotating Volvo lease specials or financing incentives apply to the all-new Volvo EX60.
Contact us to stay informed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the range of the Volvo EX60 in miles?
Volvo EX60 range specs vary by powertrain and configuration, but here are the maximum values for each:
- P6: Up to 307 miles1
- P10: Up to 330 miles1
- P12: Up to 400 miles1
Exact details on the P12 powertrain have yet to be confirmed, though – these are the automaker's preliminary estimates.1
What is the 0-60 time for the Volvo EX60?
Just as the range and horsepower vary depending on the powertrain, so does the model's 0-60 mph time. P6 editions can go from zero to 60 mph in 5.7 seconds, while variants using the P10 powertrain will be able to make the same sprint in 4.4 seconds. For the quickest launch, choose the P12: 3.8-second 0-60 time.
Does the Volvo EX60 have one-pedal driving?
Yes, the Volvo EX60 uses one-pedal drive. While you'll still have a dedicated brake pedal, you can effectively slow and even stop your SUV by removing your foot from the accelerator. This is because the motors will begin to move in reverse as you lift your foot off the pedal. You can set the intensity to prioritize either more rolling power or energy capture to recharge your battery some.
1Estimated range up to 400 miles for P12 AWD variant equipped with 20" wheels. Range figure is preliminary and derived from estimates and calculations performed by Volvo Cars based on EPA testing cycles. Outcomes not guaranteed. P12 AWD powertrain available at a later date. Official EPA range estimates for P12 AWD variant will be released at a later date. EPA-estimated range up to 330 miles for P10 AWD equipped with 20" wheels. EPA-estimated range up to 307 miles for P6 equipped with 20" wheels. All figures based on fully charged battery under ideal driving conditions. Actual range can vary depending on tire type and size, car specification (including but not limited to powertrain), charge level, outdoor temperature, battery temperature, weather, accessories, topography, driving style and car speed. Visit fueleconomy.gov for further information.
2Charging times can vary and are dependent on factors such as outdoor temperature, battery temperature, charging equipment, battery condition, and car condition.
3When properly equipped.
4MSRP is the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of the vehicle. It does not include any taxes, fees or other charges. Pricing and availability may vary based on a variety of factors, including options, dealer, specials, fees, and financing qualifications. Consult your dealer for complete details.
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