Volvo’s new EX90 is the kind of electric SUV that doesn’t scream for attention but quietly impresses with its blend of understated luxury and practicality. After a week behind the wheel, it’s clear this three-row EV is built for families who want premium comfort, solid range, and Volvo’s signature safety—without the flashiness of some rivals.

Editor’s Note: The EX90 is a big deal because it shows Volvo’s commitment to going all-electric while staying true to its roots: safe, sensible, and Scandinavian-cool. For buyers torn between Tesla’s tech and traditional luxury brands, this could be the middle ground that actually works. Plus, three rows in an EV? That’s a win for parents who refuse to compromise.

Chinese EV brand Zeekr, known for its premium electric cars, is now diving into hybrid models to attract more buyers as competition heats up in China's massive car market. By adding plug-in hybrids to its lineup, Zeekr is following a trend among local automakers—leaving only Nio and Tesla as the holdouts still focusing solely on pure electric vehicles.

Editor’s Note: China's EV market is getting crowded, and automakers are adapting to stay competitive. Zeekr’s move into hybrids shows that even premium brands are hedging their bets—some drivers still want the flexibility of gas-electric options, especially as charging infrastructure evolves. This shift could pressure pure-EV holdouts like Nio to reconsider their strategies.