Fans of Volvo’s pure electric car models can look forward to the near future as Volvo has recently signed an agreement with Tesla. Because of this agreement, both current and future EV Volvo vehicles will be able to use Tesla’s incredible Supercharger network. With 12,000 new charging points, life is about to get much easier for electric drivers.
This agreement marks a significant achievement for Volvo, as through this agreement they’ve expanded the reach and performance of their electric vehicles. Additionally, this gets them much closer to their goal of being fully electric by the year 2030.
Volvo understands that the key to converting more drivers to pure electric vehicles is by creating a charging infrastructure that they can trust. Accomplishing this means charging should be accessible, easy, and efficient. That’s where their partnership with Tesla comes in.
Tesla offers a Supercharger network that is only expected to grow in the coming years. Through their agreement, Volvo will gain access to the existing 12,000 charging points. Soon, drivers in the United States, Mexico, and Canada will gain the ability to charge their electric cars across various points in the country in a quick and easy way so they can keep their journey going.
The Upcoming 2025 Volvo EX30
As part of its mission to go green, Volvo has announced that its brand-new Volvo EX30 will hit the market in the summer of 2024. With a host of new features, the 2025 Volvo EX30 will perfectly fit the existing, eco-friendly lineup.
Volvo is set to offer both single and dual-motor versions. These options come in single-motor with 268-hp rear-wheel drive and 422-hp all-wheel drive, giving drivers the experience of their choosing. What’s even more exciting is that the all-wheel drive arrangement is said to be their fastest-accelerating vehicle.
The 2025 Volvo EX30 will also feature the familiar battery pack that offers drivers 275 miles per charge. Its interior is also designed for chic comfort, offering owners its much-celebrated and comfortable bucket seats alongside sporty LED lighting.
The Upcoming 2024 Volvo EX90 SUV
The 2024 Volvo EX90 SUV is another one of the latest Volvo electric cars to be included in the 2024 lineup. It features various new and improved elements that are sure to attract even the most jaded of Volvo drivers.
This model takes elements of the 2021 Concept Recharge Show car and combines it with a sleek design, all while retaining the familiar “Thor’s Hammer” LED headlamp and vertical taillights. It also comes with an impressive 496-hp electric powertrain, standard across all models.
The 2023 C40 Recharge and XC40 Recharge
The above models aren’t the only ones that’ll benefit from Volvo’s partnership with Tesla once they arrive. Drivers who own either the C40 Recharge or XC40 Recharge will also be able to reap the benefits of this agreement. Charging capabilities aside, there are many features and benefits that make these vehicles special, all for a reasonable price.
The 2023 version also offers two trims: the mid-range Plus trim and the entry-level Core trim. Both trims give drivers the choice of an optional climate package, including a heated steering wheel and heat pump.
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If you take nothing else from this blog, remember that it’s a great time to be a Volvo lover. With the recent agreement with Tesla that’s set to make driving an electric car feel more fun, convenient, and practical, both new and old Volvo drivers have a lot to gain from purchasing these vehicles.