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Volvo’s first electric sedan debuts in Malaysia

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23/01/2026
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Volvo’s first electric sedan debuts in Malaysia

On a full charge, the ES90 delivers a WLTP range of up to 651 kilometres, enabling confident interstate travel from Kuala Lumpur to Penang or Johor Bahru without range anxiety.

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Volvo Car Malaysia has launched the Volvo ES90, the brand’s first fully electric sedan, NST reported.

Assembled locally in Shah Alam, the ES90 redefines premium mobility with Scandinavian design, next-generation safety and seamless connectivity.

It is available for viewing at all authorised dealers nationwide from today with the prices starting from RM339,888.

The launch includes a two per cent early-bird incentive, strictly limited to the first 100 units booked by March 31.

“For 60 years, Volvo has been part of the Malaysian journey. Today, we turn a new page with the launch of the ES90.

“This is the car for the driver who seeks balance, blending the executive presence of a premium sedan with the sustainability and performance of our latest electric technology.

“It is locally assembled, globally class-leading, and designed to look after you like only a Volvo can,” said Volvo Car Malaysia and Thailand managing director Chris Wailes.

The ES90 combines the versatility of a fastback with the spaciousness of an SUV, with generous legroom and a refined “living room” feel through its Scandinavian interior design.

Beneath its elegant exterior lies Volvo’s most advanced 800-volt architecture.

On a full charge, the ES90 delivers a WLTP range of up to 651 kilometres, enabling confident interstate travel from Kuala Lumpur to Penang or Johor Bahru without range anxiety.

Viewed in profile, the Volvo ES90 stands out with its distinctive stance.

The rear features new C-shaped LED rear lamps complemented by LED lighting in the rear window.

Customers can choose from four exterior colours including Vapour Grey, Crystal White, Denim Blue and Onyx Black.

Read more here.

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