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Posted July 7, 2021 EV Accessories

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Volvo EX30 sales officially commenced last month, per the Swedish firm’s monthly report. Manufactured in China and (from 2025) Belgium, the electric crossover is expected to reach US shores next summer, with prices starting at a very reasonable $34,950.

The 2025 Cadillac Optiq will sit below the Lyriq as Caddy’s entry-level EV offering. A compact crossover, the Optiq should go on sale in North America late next year.

Breaking: Meet the Lucid Gravity, Lucid Motors’ second production model. A luxury full-sized SUV, the Gravity seats 7 and has 440 miles of estimated range. It also has 112 cubic feet of cargo space (thanks in part to a ginormous frunk). Meanwhile, up front a 34” display is paired with a smaller secondary screen. There’s also a screen in the back for rear passengers.

Volvo has revealed its latest electric offering, an ultra-lux MPV with 458 miles of estimated CLTC range. Dubbed the EM90, power stems from a 116 kWh battery with a single rear motor allowing for a total output of 268 hp and a 8.3-second 0-62 mph time.

The Mercedes-Maybach EQS SUV will officially start at $179,900 (before delivery) in the US. The first ever electric Maybach can now be ordered at select Mercedes dealers with deliveries beginning soon. The electric Maybach is powered by the same 107.8 kWh battery as the regular EQS SUV and comes with AWD as standard. It’s significantly more powerful though, with a total output of 649 hp. Meanwhile, 0-60 mph takes just 4.1 seconds.

The BMW iX2 will not be sold in the US, it has been revealed. The iX2 was unveiled last week and is expected go on sale in Europe and Asia next March.

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