2026 Volvo EX90 Ultra Twin Motor Performance
2026 Volvo EX90 Ultra Twin Motor Performance
The Volvo EX90 Ultra Twin Motor Performance is the high-performance, seven-seat version of Volvo's flagship electric SUV. The official UK model designation is “EX90 Ultra, Twin Motor Performance”; “Ultra Performance” is an informal shorthand rather than the exact trim name. It uses dual electric motors, all-wheel drive, an 800-volt electrical system and a 106 kWh nominal battery.
UK retail price
£98,160.00
Verified today.
Estimated landed cost
£67,700.00
Modelled manufacturing and landed-cost estimate.
Price comparison
Retail vs estimated landed cost
Cost share
69%
of retail price
Retail multiple
1.4×
Retail price divided by estimated landed cost.
Difference
£30,460.00
Not profit. Other costs sit between landed cost and retail.
Confidence
75%
Evidence and modelling confidence.
Last analysed
today
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UK retail price trend
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£98,160.00
Lowest recorded
£98,160.00
Highest recorded
£98,160.00
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Volvo EX90 Large Fully Electric 7-Seater SUV – UK Specifications
Cost model
What makes up the estimated cost?
TrueCost models the major components, manufacturing, assembly, packaging and landed costs required to produce the product.
106 kWh high-voltage battery pack
Battery and high-voltage systemsIncludes lithium-ion cells, modules, structural enclosure, battery management electronics, cooling plates, contactors, crash protection and pack assembly. A large premium-EV pack of this capacity is likely to be one of the vehicle's largest individual costs.
£12,000.00
17.7%
Dual electric motors, inverters and reduction gearing
Electric drivetrainCovers the front and rear permanent-magnet or equivalent traction motors, power inverters, reduction gearsets, housings, shafts and associated high-voltage cabling. The 500 kW performance specification supports a cost above that of a single-motor mainstream EV system.
£7,500.00
11.1%
Body structure, exterior panels, closures and glazing
Body and structural materialsIncludes steel and aluminium body structures, crash members, exterior panels, doors, tailgate, bumpers, lighting housings, windscreen and other glazing. The estimate reflects a large seven-seat luxury SUV with substantial crash structure and body volume.
£10,500.00
15.5%
Chassis, suspension, steering, brakes, wheels and tyres
Chassis and running gearIncludes active air suspension hardware, dampers, subframes, steering system, brake assemblies, 22-inch wheels, tyres, hubs and related control components. Active suspension and large wheels raise the cost above a conventional SUV baseline.
£6,000.00
8.9%
Seats, dashboard, trim and cabin equipment
InteriorIncludes seven-seat structures, seat mechanisms, upholstery, dashboard, door panels, carpets, centre console, trim materials, panoramic-roof interior finishing and four-zone climate-control interfaces. Wool-blend, Nordico and recycled-content materials are included as premium but not unusually expensive material inputs.
£6,000.00
8.9%
Vehicle electronics, computing, displays and sensing
Electrical and electronic systemsIncludes NVIDIA DRIVE Orin-based computing, cameras, radar, optional or configuration-dependent lidar, wiring harnesses, displays, head-up display, 360-degree camera hardware, control units, connectivity hardware, audio electronics and Bowers & Wilkins system components. The range is wide because lidar availability varies across 2026 production.
£7,000.00
10.3%
Thermal management, HVAC, onboard charging and 800 V power electronics
Thermal and charging systemsIncludes heat pump, refrigerant circuit, compressors, pumps, valves, radiators, battery thermal management, 11 kW AC onboard charger, DC charging interfaces and supporting high-voltage distribution equipment.
£4,000.00
5.9%
Vehicle assembly labour and production processes
Assembly and manufacturingCovers direct labour for body shop, paint, trim, battery installation, drivetrain installation, software loading, calibration, end-of-line testing and rework. Highly automated US automotive production limits direct labour per vehicle, but the vehicle's size and electronics increase process complexity.
£4,000.00
5.9%
Factory production overhead and quality operations
Factory overheadAllocated directly attributable plant costs such as production-line depreciation, energy, tooling utilization, plant maintenance, quality inspection, calibration equipment and manufacturing supervision. Corporate R&D and unrelated corporate overhead are excluded.
£3,000.00
4.4%
Packaging, inland transport, ocean freight, insurance and UK delivery logistics
LogisticsCovers movement from the South Carolina plant to port, ocean shipment to the UK, marine insurance, port handling, protective materials and delivery to a UK distribution point. Dealer-specific delivery and retailer costs are excluded.
£1,500.00
2.2%
Estimated UK import duty
Import chargesApproximates a 10% passenger-vehicle duty applied to an estimated customs value of roughly £62,000 before duty. The actual amount depends on customs valuation, declared origin, tariff classification and any preferential treatment; VAT is not included.
£6,200.00
9.2%
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Estimated cost range
£58,000.00 – £78,000.00
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Estimated cost range
£58,000.00 – £78,000.00
The central TrueCost estimate is a modelled value. The plausible range reflects uncertainty in component pricing, manufacturing, assembly, freight and other landed-cost assumptions.
Analysis freshness
Fresh · Full analysis today
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Analysis freshness
Fresh · Full analysis today
6 Sept 2026 · today
6 Sept 2026 · today
Retail prices are rechecked after 30 days when the product is requested. The full manufacturing and landed-cost analysis is refreshed after 180 days.
Evidence quality
11 research sources · 75% confidence
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Evidence quality
11 research sources · 75% confidence
Research sources
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Research sources
11 sources used
Volvo EX90 Large Fully Electric 7-Seater SUV – UK Specifications
Lists the 2026 Twin Motor Performance from £98,160, together with 800 V architecture, 106 kWh battery, 500 kW/680 hp, 870 Nm, 4.2-second 0–62 mph time, range, dimensions, weights and charging data.
Volvo EX90 Model Year 2026 – Overview
Confirms the 2026 model-year powertrain range, dual-motor configuration, 106 kWh battery and Volvo's materials and safety positioning.
Volvo UK New Car Stock – EX90 Ultra Twin Motor Performance
Shows current 2026 EX90 Ultra Twin Motor Performance stock examples at approximately £98,355, with configuration-specific pricing.
Volvo EX90 Ultra – UK Configurator and Order Summary
Provides a detailed UK EX90 Ultra configuration and confirms the official trim naming convention, equipment categories and on-the-road pricing structure, although the displayed example is a 2025 vehicle rather than the requested 2026 model.
The Fully Electric EX90 SUV Is Now in Production
States that EX90 production began at Volvo's plant outside Charleston, South Carolina, USA, and identifies the plant's battery-pack production line.
EX90 and ES90 Cars Without a Lidar
Confirms that some 2026 EX90 vehicles are produced without lidar because of hardware supply constraints.
CATL and Volvo Car Group Sign Multi-Billion-Dollar Battery Supply Deal
Confirms CATL's long-term supply agreement with Volvo covering lithium-ion battery modules for next-generation Volvo models using the SPA2 platform.
Volvo Cars Technology – NVIDIA DRIVE Orin Core System
Identifies NVIDIA DRIVE Orin as the EX90 core-computing platform.
Circular Economy – Volvo Cars Green Financing Framework
States that the EX90 contains approximately 15% recycled plastics and bio-based materials and describes Volvo's recycled-material targets.
Suppliers to the New Volvo EX90
Provides a supplier cutaway illustrating a broad selection of EX90 systems and components. It is useful for later cost-estimation work but is not a complete teardown.
Volvo EX90 LCA – Carbon Footprint Report
Provides lifecycle and production information useful for later analysis of the EX90's battery, materials, manufacturing and end-of-life systems.
Model assumptions
7 assumptions
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Model assumptions
7 assumptions
- The £98,160 UK retail price is treated as VAT-inclusive; UK VAT is excluded from landed cost because it is generally recoverable by a commercial importer and is not a manufacturing cost.
- The vehicle is assembled at Volvo Cars' South Carolina, USA facility and shipped to the UK.
- A 10% UK import duty is assumed for a US-origin passenger vehicle, subject to the actual customs classification, origin treatment and any applicable trade arrangements.
- The 106 kWh battery estimate reflects a large-format automotive lithium-ion pack supplied under Volvo's CATL relationship, including cells, modules, pack enclosure, battery management system, cooling and high-voltage safety hardware.
- Lidar is not assumed to be present on every 2026 vehicle. The electronics estimate covers a mixed production configuration with advanced cameras, radar, computing and either lidar-equipped or lidar-deleted hardware.
- Component estimates represent supplier-equivalent or internal manufacturing cost rather than retail replacement prices.
- The landed-cost range reflects uncertainty in battery pricing, electronics content, vehicle sourcing economics, freight rates, duty treatment and the allocation of factory overhead.