Volvo EX60 Electric SUV Range Hits 400 Miles: A New 2026 Benchmark

Can an SUV go the distance without compromise? Volvo thinks so. The automaker has begun teasing details of its highly anticipated midsize electric SUV, the EX60, ahead of its official global debut on January 21st. The headlines are dominated by a massive leap in range and a shift in how the cars are actually built.

Volvo EX60 Range and Performance Specs

According to reports from The Verge, the EX60 will boast an estimated range of 400 miles. When measured by Europe's WLTP standard, that figure climbs to a staggering 810km. This marks a significant milestone for the brand, making it the long-distance champion of Volvo's current EV fleet—at least until the ES90 sedan arrives with its promised 434-mile range.

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Megacasting: The Secret Behind EX60 Efficiency

It's not just about the battery. The EX60 will be the first vehicle to showcase Volvo's new megacasting production process. By casting large sections of the vehicle as a single aluminum piece, Volvo aims to drastically reduce weight and streamline manufacturing. Akhil Krishnan, head of programs at Volvo, stated that the goal was to create an electric vehicle with "no compromises."