Volvo Car USA has announced the full pricing and updates for its 2025 lineup, emphasizing electrification with the introduction of the Volvo EX90 and EX30 fully electric SUVs.
Expanding Electrification
The flagship Volvo EX90, unveiled in November 2022, redefines safety and sustainability. Built on a dedicated electric platform, the seven-seat luxury SUV offers up to 310 miles of range and charges from 10-80% in about 30 minutes. Prices start at $79,995 (MSRP).
The compact Volvo EX30, one of Europe’s best-selling EVs, debuts in the U.S. with a starting price of $44,900 (MSRP). Its Twin Motor Performance variant delivers 422 hp, all-wheel drive, and a range of 253 miles.
Updates Across the Lineup
The 2025 lineup introduces the EX40, replacing the XC40 Recharge name for the fully electric variant, while the mild-hybrid XC40 retains its name. Enhancements include increased battery capacity and faster charging.
The iconic XC90 receives design updates for its 2025.5 version, including a reimagined front end, upgraded interior materials, and advanced chassis technology. Plug-in hybrid variants now offer up to 33 miles of electric range.
Volvo also simplifies its naming strategy, dropping “Recharge” from plug-in hybrids. The C40 Recharge will return as the EC40 for the 2026 model year.
Pricing Highlights
Volvo EX90
- Twin Motor, Plus, 7-Seater: Starting at $79,995
- Twin Motor, Ultra, 7-Seater: Starting at $84,345
- Twin Motor, Plus, 6-Seater: Starting at $80,495
- Twin Motor, Ultra, 6-Seater: Starting at $84,845
- Twin Motor Performance, Plus, 7-Seater: Starting at $84,995
- Twin Motor Performance, Ultra, 7-Seater: Starting at $89,345
- Twin Motor Performance, Plus, 6-Seater: Starting at $85,495
- Twin Motor Performance, Ultra, 6-Seater: Starting at $89,845
The EX90 is Volvo’s flagship electric SUV, featuring advanced safety systems, Scandinavian design, and up to 310 miles of range. It’s built at Volvo’s South Carolina plant.
Volvo EX30
- Twin Motor Performance, Plus: Starting at $44,900
- Twin Motor Performance, Ultra: Starting at $46,600
The compact EX30 is one of Europe’s best-selling EVs and now available in the U.S. It offers up to 253 miles of range and is the quickest-accelerating Volvo ever.
Volvo EX40 (Formerly XC40 Recharge)
- Single Motor Extended Range RWD, Core: Starting at $52,500
- Single Motor Extended Range RWD, Plus: Starting at $55,300
- Single Motor Extended Range RWD, Ultra: Starting at $59,000
- Recharge Twin Motor AWD, Core: Starting at $54,250
- Recharge Twin Motor AWD, Plus: Starting at $57,050
- Recharge Twin Motor AWD, Ultra: Starting at $60,750
The EX40 features an updated 82 kWh battery and faster DC charging capabilities of up to 205 kW.
Hybrid and Plug-In Hybrid Models
XC90
- B5 AWD, Core, 7-Seater: Starting at $57,400
- B6 AWD, Ultra, 7-Seater: Starting at $70,100
- T8 eAWD Plug-In Hybrid, Ultra, 6-Seater: Starting at $80,100
The refreshed XC90 introduces design updates and improved materials, along with a new free-standing display. The T8 plug-in hybrid offers 33 miles of electric-only range.
XC60
- B5 AWD, Core: Starting at $47,050
- T8 eAWD Plug-In Hybrid, Ultra, Black Edition: Starting at $68,950
- Polestar Engineered T8 eAWD Plug-In Hybrid: Starting at $75,250
The XC60 combines hybrid powertrain efficiency with modernized features, offering several trim levels to fit different preferences.
Mild Hybrid Models
XC40
- B5 AWD, Core, Bright Theme: Starting at $40,650
- B5 AWD, Ultra, Dark Theme: Starting at $49,300
V60 Cross Country
- B5 AWD, Plus: Starting at $50,300
- B5 AWD, Ultra: Starting at $55,400
S90
- B6 AWD, Plus: Starting at $58,300
- B6 AWD, Ultra: Starting at $63,900
V90 Cross Country
- B6 AWD, Plus: Starting at $59,800
- B6 AWD, Ultra: Starting at $64,800
2025.5 Updates for XC90
- B5 AWD, Core, 7-Seater: Starting at $58,450
- B6 AWD, Ultra, 6-Seater: Starting at $71,050
- T8 eAWD Plug-In Hybrid, Ultra, 7-Seater: Starting at $80,200
The mid-year update introduces further refinements in design and performance for Volvo’s iconic XC90.
