Volvo EX90 2026 Price in UAE

The Volvo EX90 is Volvo's flagship all-electric seven-seat SUV — a direct replacement for the XC90 that brings the brand's clearest statement yet on safety, sustainability, and Scandinavian design into the electric age. The 2026 EX90 starts from AED 286,000, positioning it squarely against the most credible premium electric SUVs on sale in the UAE.

Power comes from a 111 kWh battery pack driving dual motors that produce a combined 514 BHP, paired with an Automatic transmission. The EX90 seats 7 across three rows, making it one of the very few large premium electric SUVs to offer genuine family capacity in this format. The Plus trim is the entry point, covering the full suite of Volvo's safety technology — including a LiDAR sensor on the roof that is unique in this class. The Ultra trim steps up with a Bowers and Wilkins audio system, a panoramic glass roof, ventilated front seats, and a more premium upholstery specification, all for AED 289,000.

Pros: the roof-mounted LiDAR is a genuine differentiator — Volvo's safety claim here is backed by hardware no rival in this price bracket matches. The cabin quality and recycled-material interior detailing are among the best in the premium electric SUV segment. Cons: the EX90's charging infrastructure dependency makes it a more considered purchase in the UAE than a comparable hybrid XC90. The third-row seats, while present, are best suited to occasional adult use rather than regular long journeys.

The EX90 is a new nameplate with limited resale history in the UAE, so a precise retention figure is not yet available. As a flagship Volvo electric in the AED 286,000–289,000 bracket, it is broadly expected to follow the depreciation curve of premium European electric SUVs — a segment where early models have typically retained in the region of 50–55% of value after five years, subject to how quickly charging infrastructure matures in the region.

Buyers cross-shopping the EX90 typically also consider the BMW iX, Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV, and Audi Q6 e-tron — all large premium electric SUVs in a similar price bracket, though none of the three offer seven seats as standard, which is where the EX90 makes its strongest case for family buyers.