About ES90
The ES90 is Volvo's electric executive car, a tall, sleek four-door that sits at the top of the brand's passenger-car range. Revealed in 2025, it blends the profile of a traditional sedan with the hatchback practicality and raised seating position buyers expect from an SUV, and its name signals that it is the electric successor in spirit to Volvo's S90 sedan. It is built in Chengdu, China, and uses Volvo's newest electric architecture with an 800-volt system for fast charging.
The ES90 offers long range and the minimalist Scandinavian cabin of the EX90, with which it shares much of its technology. Like the EX90, it was designed with a roof-mounted lidar sensor, which Volvo later dropped from both cars. Reviewers have praised its comfort, refinement, range and cabin, while noting a price that puts it against well-established German luxury sedans and a shape that does not quite fit any traditional category.
The ES90 competes with the BMW i5, Mercedes EQE, Audi A6 e-tron, Porsche Taycan, Tesla Model S and Polestar 5, and in China with a fast-growing list of local electric sedans. It is sold in markets including Europe, China and South Korea, and Volvo has confirmed it for India. Coverage includes reviews, pricing, sales and updates, and news on Volvo's luxury electric strategy. With the traditional sedan market shrinking, the ES90 is an experiment in whether a premium electric car can combine the dignity of a four-door with the practicality buyers now expect, and its fortunes will shape what replaces Volvo's other sedans and wagons.