Volvo’s ES90 will be a highly sought-after EV, and new details about its charging and range may make it almost impossible to buy at launch. Volvo has announced that its upcoming EV SUV can add 300 kilometers (186 miles) of range in under 10 minutes and will have a total range of 700 kilometers (435 miles).

Volvo says a rapid charging rate of up to 350 kW – equal to the very fastest-charging EVs on sale today – is possible thanks to the car’s 800-volt architecture. Whereas most

Discover the Volvo ES90, an innovative electric car offering rapid charging for 300 km in just 10 minutes, set to launch on March 5th.

Volvo claims that the ES90 will be able to add 300km (186 miles) of range in just 10 minutes when plugged into a 350kW fast-charging station (depending on the outdoor temperature). Moreover, it will offer a driving range of up to 700km (435 miles) under the more generous WLTP testing cycle.

Volvo claims that the ES90 will travel 434 miles per charge when judged by the Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure. That means the Volvo ES90 should travel around 370 miles per charge when judged by the EPA.

The upcoming Volvo ES90 will have an 800-volt electric system that allows it to go farther, and charge faster than any Volvo EV before.

The Volvo ES90 will arrive soon as an upscale electric sedan with impressive range numbers and advanced driver-assistance tech, but the big story with the new car has to do with its electrical architecture.

With its official debut just a week away, Volvo is giving us a closer look at its flagship electric sedan set to shake up the EV market. With up to 435 miles (700 km) WLTP driving range, the ES90 can drive further than any Volvo available today.