The ES90 will be built on Volvo’s SPA2 architecture and will be the second vehicle, after the EX90, to be based on its Superset tech stack. Superset is a modular engineering platform that the company says will be used to make safer cars, more efficiently, and to improve them over time through over-the-air software updates.

The Volvo EX90 was promised to be launched with the very latest in the automaker’s safety systems, which take feeds from cameras, ultrasonic sensors, radar and a state-of-the-art Luminar Lidar system to create a 360-degree view of the world, no matter the time of day.

It will be the next to use Volvo's software stack that includes two Nvidia Drive AGX Orin chips to manage semi-autonomous driving features. Existing EX90 vehicles with the single Orin chip setup will get upgraded to the dual setup to be used in the ES90, free of charge.

The ES90 is the first Volvo model to feature a dual NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Orin configuration, enhancing core computing capacity.

Volvo is all set to shake up the automotive industry with its upcoming electric vehicle (EV), the ES90. This mid-size luxury sedan will be powered by dual NVIDIA Drive AGX Orin chips, making it Volvo's "most powerful car ever" in terms of computing power.

Volvo’s flagship electric sedan is almost here. With its debut just weeks away, Volvo previewed the new ES90, boasting

Volvo currently offers four EVs in the U.S., but its lineup is expanding in other countries, previewing future models for our market. The automaker will show the new ES90 electric sedan on March 9, and we’re getting an early look at some of the car’s forward-looking tech ahead of the launch.