Volvo has teased the upcoming ES90, an electric sedan poised to be one of its most software-driven models yet. The vehicle will feature dual Nvidia Drive AGX Orin chips, enhancing computing power for AI-based safety systems, car sensors, and battery management.
“These high-performance chips will manage functionalities such as AI-based, state-of-the-art active safety features, car sensors, and efficient battery management,” Volvo stated. The ES90 joins a growing list of smart EVs, including the Nio ES6 and Onvo L60, that leverage Nvidia’s technology for advanced driver assistance.
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Alongside its computing capabilities, the ES90 will integrate one lidar, five radars, eight cameras, and twelve ultrasonic sensors to support collision avoidance and semi-autonomous driving.
Volvo also confirmed that its EX90 SUV, which currently operates with a single Orin chip, will receive a free upgrade to a dual-chip system.
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Teaser images reveal a sleek roofline reminiscent of the S90 sedan, with a split-taillight design similar to the EX90 and EX30 SUVs. While Volvo plans to refine its software through over-the-air updates, expectations are high for a polished system at launch.
Volvo ES90 Teaser Gallery
