Volvo Electric Cars: Every 2026 Volvo EV, Price and Range
Volvo sells three fully electric SUVs in the US for 2026: the small EX30 (from about $38,950 with up to 261 miles of EPA range), the compact EX40 (from about $55,150, roughly 296 miles), and the three-row EX90 (from about $78,090, up to about 305 miles). Volvo also sells plug-in hybrid versions of the XC60 and XC90. The EC40 coupe-SUV and the ES90 electric sedan exist in Volvo’s global lineup, but US availability has been limited or unconfirmed, so check with a dealer.
Volvo Electric Cars at a Glance (2026)
| Model | Type | Starting Price (approx.) | EPA Range (up to) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EX30 Single Motor | Small SUV | $38,950 | 261 miles | Rear-wheel drive, efficient city EV |
| EX30 Cross Country | Small rugged SUV | $48,150 | Slightly lower | Twin motor AWD, raised ride height |
| EX40 | Compact SUV | $55,150 | About 296 miles | Formerly XC40 Recharge |
| EC40 | Coupe-style compact SUV | Limited US availability | Similar to EX40 | Formerly C40 Recharge |
| EX90 | Three-row SUV | $78,090 | About 276–305 miles | New single-motor RWD base for 2026; up to 670 hp |
| ES90 | Electric sedan | US availability not confirmed | — | Announced for global markets |
Figures are based on Volvo Car USA and pricing guides such as Kelley Blue Book, Edmunds and Cars.com as of 2026. Range varies with trim, motor layout and wheel size. Some price guides quote higher starting figures, such as Kelley Blue Book’s $40,245 for the EX30 or $79,385 for the EX90, because they include the destination charge; compare like with like when you shop.
Volvo EX30
The EX30 is a compact, stylish electric SUV aimed at city drivers and first-time EV buyers. It uses a minimalist interior with a single central screen and recycled materials.
- Price: from about $38,950 for the Single Motor; the EX30 Cross Country starts around $48,150.
- Range: up to about 261 miles EPA for the Single Motor.
- Performance: twin-motor versions are extremely quick for a small SUV.
- Best for: urban drivers who want a premium small EV that is easy to park.
Volvo EX40
The EX40 is the renamed XC40 Recharge, a compact luxury SUV with a familiar, practical design, good visibility and a comfortable cabin.
- Price: from about $55,150, rising to about $60,850 for top trims.
- Range: about 296 miles estimated for rear-wheel-drive versions.
- Drive: single-motor rear-wheel drive or twin-motor all-wheel drive.
- Best for: buyers who want a traditional-feeling compact SUV that happens to be electric.
Volvo EC40
The EC40, formerly the C40 Recharge, is a coupe-style version of the EX40 with a sloping roofline. Its US availability has been limited, so confirm with a local Volvo retailer before shopping.
Volvo EX90
The EX90 is Volvo’s flagship electric SUV, a seven-seat family vehicle with advanced safety technology, including lidar-based sensors, and a premium Scandinavian interior.
- Price: from about $78,090 for 2026, with a new single-motor rear-wheel-drive entry model; top Twin Motor Performance Ultra trims start around $90,740.
- Range: about 276 to 305 miles EPA depending on motor layout and wheels.
- Power: the Twin Motor Performance produces 670 hp, the most powerful Volvo ever sold.
- Charging: 2026 models received a new 800-volt electrical architecture, which enables faster DC charging.
- Best for: families who want a safe, luxurious three-row EV.
Volvo ES90
The ES90 is an electric sedan Volvo has announced for global markets, positioned as an electric alternative to the S90. Volvo has not confirmed broad US sales, so check Volvo’s announcements for the latest information.
Which Volvo EV Should You Buy?
| If you want… | Consider |
|---|---|
| The lowest price and easy city parking | EX30 Single Motor |
| A small EV that handles gravel roads and snow | EX30 Cross Country |
| A familiar compact luxury SUV | EX40 |
| Seven seats and the most power | EX90 |
| Some electric driving with no range worries | XC60 or XC90 T8 plug-in hybrid |
Volvo EVs depreciate like most luxury EVs, which makes leasing popular and gently used examples attractive. A two-year-old EX40 or EX30 can cost much less than new while keeping most of its battery warranty, so check the remaining warranty and battery health report before you buy used.
Volvo Plug-in Hybrids
If you are not ready for a full EV, Volvo’s plug-in hybrids pair a turbocharged gas engine with an electric motor and a battery you can charge at home:
- XC60 T8 Plug-in Hybrid: a midsize SUV with a useful electric-only range for commuting.
- XC90 T8 Plug-in Hybrid: a three-row SUV with electric driving for short trips and a gas engine for road trips.
- Note: Volvo has adjusted its plug-in lineup over time; check current availability of the S60 and V60 plug-in variants.
Volvo and Polestar
Polestar began as Volvo’s performance division and is now a separate EV brand owned by Volvo’s parent company, Geely, sharing some platforms and technology with Volvo. Polestar models such as the Polestar 2, 3 and 4 are sold through separate retail channels.
Charging a Volvo EV
Volvo EVs support Level 2 home charging and DC fast charging, and Volvo has adopted NACS, giving access to compatible Tesla Superchargers with an adapter or native port on newer models. For real-world charging times, see how long it takes to charge an electric car, and estimate your costs with our EV charging cost calculator.
Volvo EV Ownership
- Maintenance: no oil changes; routine tire rotations, brake fluid and cabin filters.
- Battery warranty: Volvo typically covers EV batteries for 8 years or 100,000 miles; check your model year.
- Safety: Volvo is known for safety engineering, and its EVs come with extensive driver-assistance features.
- Tax credits: the federal new EV credit ended for vehicles acquired after September 30, 2025; check state and utility programs.
EVs need less routine service than gas cars. See our guide on whether electric cars need oil changes. If you are deciding how to pay, our guide on leasing vs. buying a car compares the options, and our ranking of the most reliable car brands shows how brands stack up.
Charging safety: Have a licensed electrician install any home Level 2 charger, use equipment rated for your vehicle, and avoid ordinary extension cords for charging.
Related guides: How long does it take to charge an EV? · EV charging cost calculator · Do electric cars need oil changes?
Volvo EV FAQs
In the US for 2026, Volvo sells the EX30, EX40 and EX90 electric SUVs. The EC40 has limited US availability, and the ES90 sedan has been announced for global markets.
The Volvo EX30 Single Motor is the least expensive, starting at about $38,950.
Volvo has adopted NACS. Compatible Volvo EVs can use Tesla Superchargers with an adapter, and newer models are moving to native NACS ports.
