A few days ago, Zhidian Travel learned that Volvo's internal code name V551 trial model has been completed in the domestic factory, and it is reported that the model is a new generation of S90 pure electric version of the model. According to the previous brand planning, the new car is expected to be named "ES90", and it is planned to start mass production in May 2024, and is expected to go on sale in the second half of next year at the earliest, with major competitors including BMW i5, Mercedes-Benz EQE sedan, NIO ET7, Tesla Model S and the upcoming Audi A6 e-tron.
As can be seen from the previously released exterior rendering**, the head of Volvo's new ES90 model is equipped with the same closed grille as the EX90 model, and the classic shape of Thor's Hammer LED headlight clusters is retained on both sides, and the rear part of the car is also equipped with a new "C-shaped" LED taillight cluster, which is more recognizable than BMW i5 and other models. In terms of size, the length, width and height of the new car are 4990 1945 1547mm, and the wheelbase is 3102mm.
In terms of power, Volvo's new ES90 model will be based on the SPA2 platform, which is expected to be equipped with a 111kWh battery pack and driven by dual front and rear motors, with a maximum output of 300kW and a peak torque of 769Nm. In addition, the new car is also expected to launch a high-performance model for consumers to choose from, with a maximum output of 370kW and a peak torque of 909Nm.