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Alerts on record1 HazardThe tailgate lifting arms may separate when opening or closing the tailgate. The spring inside the arms can rapidly release from the mechanism and the tailgate could fall freely, which can lead to injury. RiskSerious risk Country of originPortugal First alertOctober 17, 2025 Latest alertOctober 17, 2025 On our lists sinceAugust 10, 2026

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Volvo EX90 stands out as a large electric SUV aimed at buyers who want the shape and space of an SUV without a petrol engine. By our assessment, the real appeal is the combination of modern EV running with Volvo’s usual safety-first image, plus a cabin that is meant to feel calm and practical rather than flashy. The downside is that an electric SUV of this size brings weight, complexity, and the usual dependence on charging access, so it is not a light, simple machine in the old sense. In use, that often means quiet cruising, lots of screens and driver-assistance hardware, and a price of attention that comes with any software-heavy car. It sits against other premium electric SUVs rather than ordinary family crossovers, and it asks less for mechanical enthusiasm than for patience with the interface. The name and the numbers make it read like a serious model, and the car behind it is meant to match that tone.
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