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Volvo EX60: Electric SUV Redefines Efficiency
1 Nov
Summary
- EX60 achieves 4.1 mi/kWh efficiency, outperforming rivals.
- It offers a 330-mile electric range on a single charge.
- Charging is fast, with 5.34 miles per hour on Level 1.

The 2027 Volvo EX60 has emerged as a leading mid-size electric SUV, boasting an impressive 330 miles of range and a competitive as-tested price of $68,745. During testing, it achieved an outstanding 4.1 mi/kWh efficiency, outperforming many similarly sized and larger electric vehicles.
This efficiency rivals that of smaller crossovers, with the EX60 proving particularly adept in low-speed suburban driving. Its minimalist dashboard and intuitive software contribute to a serene cabin experience, enhanced by thoughtful design elements like a sliding center console.
Driving dynamics are a highlight, with the EX60 delivering engaging performance comparable to its smaller EX30 sibling. The 503-horsepower dual-motor powertrain provides instant acceleration and agile handling. Advanced features like adaptive dynamic matrix LED headlights and refined Pilot Assist further enhance the driving experience.
Charging capabilities are also impressive, offering Tesla's NACS port for Supercharger access and the fastest Level 1 charging rate recorded to date, adding about 50 miles of range overnight. Despite its premium pricing, starting under $60,000 and reaching $68,745 for the tested P10 AWD model, the EX60's overall package sets a new standard for luxury electric SUVs.