Volvo is pressing ahead with its electric vehicle push, and its next stop is Turkey. The Swedish brand recently introduced the ES90 luxury sedan to the Turkish market, and now the countdown is on for the fully electric EX60 SUV.

Two months behind schedule

Volvo Turkey General Manager Alican Emiroğlu confirmed the launch timeline to automotive journalist Emre Özpeynirci. The EX60 was originally expected to reach showrooms in September, but production issues pushed the launch back by roughly two months, with the model now set to go on sale in Turkey in November.

Despite a shrinking market and import restrictions, Volvo has managed to keep growing in Turkey. With the new SUV, the company aims to further strengthen its position in the electric vehicle segment.

Two AWD versions, up to 800 km of range

The EX60 bound for Turkey will launch with two different all-wheel-drive variants, one focused on performance and one on range:

  • EX60 P10: The AWD version promises a range of 515 km on a single charge.
  • EX60 P12: The top variant delivers 644 km in standard use, and under ideal conditions at low speeds that figure can climb to as much as 800 km.

The model is due to take its place in showrooms in November, and its price list in Turkey is eagerly awaited.