The fully electric Volvo EX90 has been awarded the maximum five-star rating in the latest Euro NCAP safety tests, placing it among the safest new cars on the road today. The seven-seat family SUV performed particularly strongly in adult and child occupant protection, reinforcing Volvo’s long-standing reputation for safety leadership.
“Volvo Cars has long been a pioneer in automotive safety, and the Volvo EX90 is the latest example of that leadership,” says Åsa Haglund, head of Volvo Cars Safety Centre. “It builds on more than 55 years of real-world crash research, informing how we design our cars for traffic situations people face every day – not just controlled test environments. This Euro NCAP result shows that our commitment to real-world protection translates into top performance in independent safety tests.”
Built on decades of real-world crash research and advanced testing, the Volvo EX90 combines intelligent design with cutting-edge safety technology. From its robust structure and state-of-the-art restraint systems to its advanced sensors, cameras and radars, the Volvo EX90 is designed to help protect everyone in and around the car.
Smart, connected and continually improving through over-the-air updates, the Volvo EX90 uses real-time data to anticipate and reduce potential risks. Standout features include a driver understanding system, which can detect fatigue or distraction and provide support when needed, as well as full-cabin occupant sensing to help prevent loved ones being left behind in potentially dangerous situations.
This five-star Euro NCAP result adds to a growing list of accolades for the Volvo EX90, including its recent World Luxury Car award, and underlines Volvo’s commitment to safety, innovation and electric mobility.
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