Hardware · Updated 19 Oct, 09:59 pm IST
Volvo EX60 achieved 352 miles in Edmunds real-world range test
Why it matters for readers: Helps you know that the EX60 can drive farther in everyday conditions than its EPA figure suggests.
- The EX60 P10 AWD with 22" tires covered 352 miles on a single charge, about 13% more than its EPA-estimated 312 miles.1
- Edmunds measured the EX60's energy use at 28.8 kWh per 100 miles, better than the EPA estimate of 30 kWh per 100 miles.1
- In the same Edmunds test, the EX60 outlasted several luxury competitors such as the Cadillac Lyriq AWD and Mercedes-Benz EQS+ 320 SUV, though it did not beat the Mercedes GLC 400 EV.1
- Volvo has described the EX60 as its fastest-charging, longest-range electric vehicle to date and had earlier received an EPA certification for up to 330 miles on the P10 AWD variant.1
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