Volvo has confirmed that it will launch two new EVs, the EX90 SUV and the ES90 sedan, in India on October 12, 2026. The EX90 and ES90 will serve as Volvo’s flagship electric offerings for the Indian market. Notably, the ES90 will mark Volvo India’s return to the luxury sedan space, following the discontinuation of the S90 in June 2025. The EX90 is expected to rival the likes of the Mercedes-Benz EQS and Kia EV9, while the ES90 is likely to go up against the BMW i5. Volvo EX90, ES90 battery and range Both get identical 92kWh RWD and 106kWh AWD powertrains The EX90 and ES90 are both underpinned by Volvo’s SPA2 platform, which features an 800V electrical architecture. In global markets, both EVs can be had in 92kWh (Single Motor) and 106kWh (Twin Motor) guises. In the 92kWh spec, the EX90 and ES90 get a single rear-mounted motor (RWD) developing 333hp and 480Nm. Meanwhile, the 106kWh battery option is split into Twin Motor and Twin Motor Performance variants, developing 456hp/670Nm and 680hp/870Nm, respectively. For the EX90, 0-100kph comes up in a claimed 6.6 seconds for the 92kWh, 5.3 seconds for the 106kWh Twin Motor and 4 seconds for the Twin Motor Performance. The ES90 Twin Motor is slightly slower at 5.4 seconds but mirrors the EX90 for the other variants. As for WLTP range, the EX90 92kWh is rated at 565km, while the Twin Motor and Twin Motor Performance trims manage 608km and 602km, respectively. Meanwhile, the ES90’s WLTP range is certified at 664km for the 92kWh variant and 696km for the 106kWh versions. Coming to charging speeds, both the EX90 and ES90 can utilise up to 350kW DC charging and take 22 minutes for a 10-80 percent top-up across all variants. Volvo EX90, ES90 exterior design Look quite