Volvo raises the price of the2025 EX90 by $3,300, to $81,290. Rising materials costs have now made the SUV more expensive than competitors.
Without any fanfare, and with sharp surprise to some dealerships and reservation holders, Automotive News reports Volvo upped the price on all EX90 trims by $3,300. The automaker told the outlet that it raised prices on May 1, a month before the EX90 entered production after almost a year of delays.
� The new MSRPs figures for EX90 in base Twin Motor form after the $1,295 destination charge are:� Plus 7-seater: $81,290� Plus 6-seater: $81,790� Ultra 7-seater: $85,640� Ultra 6-seater: $86,140� Add $5,000 to these prices to for the Twin Motor Performance drivetrain. Both versions run off a 111-kWh battery from CATL. The first provides a total of 402 horsepower and 568 pound-feet of torque, and a 0-60 time of 5.7 seconds.
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