Volvo recently announced major updates for its electric models C40 Recharge And XC40 Recharge for 2024. These changes aim to improve autonomy and efficiency, making these vehicles even more competitive in the electric car market.
One of most interesting news is the introduction of electric motors developed in-house by Volvo. These new motors, mounted on the rear axles, enable the models C40 Recharge And XC40 Recharge to achieve a range of nearly 300 miles. This is the first time in 25 years that Volvo has offered a rear-wheel drive variant in the U.S. (Cars.com) (Automotive Fleet).
Volvo: faster charging and greater efficiency
The new models are equipped with a battery 82 kWh which allows for rapid charging up to 200 kW in direct current, allowing you to go from 10% to80% charge in about 28 minutes. This is a great advantage for those who need short charging times and want to maximize the charging time guide.
Updated dual-engine variants
The all-wheel drive versions also benefit from these updates. The dual-motor setup has been improved with an asynchronous electric motor on the front axle that only engages when needed, helping to further improve efficiency and range (Automotive Fleet).
In addition to the technical improvements, Volvo has introduced new wheel design options and aesthetic updates to reduce aerodynamic drag. These updates not only improve performance, but also give the models a fresh new look. (Automotive Fleet).
These Updates represent a significant step towards Volvo’s goal of becoming a fully electric car manufacturer by 2030. With improved battery life, shorter charging times and an attractive design, the C40 models Recharge And XC40 Recharge are ready to conquer the electric car market.
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