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New intelligent safety features for Volvo EX60, EX90 and ES90

A new suite of alerts warns drivers about large animals, vulnerable road users, roadworks and accidents ahead using real-time data.

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Our new Connected Safety features alert drivers of hazards ahead (like a moose), so they have more time to adapt and drive more safely.

Our new Connected Safety features alert drivers of hazards ahead (like a moose), so they have more time to adapt and drive more safely.

We’re introducing new Connected Safety features to alert drivers of hazards ahead, so they have more time to adapt and drive more safely.


As part of the same software update, Volvo EX90 and ES90 drivers will be able to enjoy Spatial Audio support in Apple CarPlay*, taking music and audio to the next level.


Pioneering safety features


First launched in 2016, Volvo Cars’ connected safety technology enables drivers to receive real-time alerts about hazards ahead through shared data from other connected cars.


The latest software update introduces four new alerts:



The Volvo EX90, ES90 and EX60 can provide clear warnings of a wide range of hazards to help give other drivers more time to adapt to the situation and drive more safely – especially when visibility is limited, for example when driving down winding roads or in poor weather conditions. These new features complement the existing Slippery Road Alert and Hazard Light Alert.


Today, more than 1 million Volvo cars have activated connected safety tech, turning their everyday journeys into a collective safety effort. Through the European Data for Road Safety ecosystem, the alert data can also be shared with cars from other brands and national traffic management centres, contributing to safer roads for everyone.


“Built on decades of our real-world safety insight, these innovations represent another step towards our vision of zero collisions,” says Åsa Haglund, head of Volvo Cars Safety Centre. “Every time a Volvo car shares safety intelligence, it helps other drivers prepare earlier to avoid accidents and feel safer.”


The new Connected Safety features help provide clear, early warnings – especially in low-visibility conditions such as winding roads or poor weather.

The new Connected Safety features help provide clear, early warnings – especially in low-visibility conditions such as winding roads or poor weather.

Enhanced audio experience


The latest over‑the‑air software update also brings Spatial Audio support in CarPlay to the Volvo EX90 and ES90 with Dolby Atmos technology. Enabled by Bowers & Wilkins sound system including 25 high-performance speakers, Volvo drivers can enjoy a multi-dimensional and immersive sound experience that places music and vocals around the cabin.


From a favourite track to a live performance or a podcast, Spatial Audio powered by Dolby Atmos adds depth and detail to everything you listen to – making every drive feel richer, more engaging and more enjoyable.


Volvo Cars was recently recognised by S&P Global Mobility as the only legacy carmaker to reach Level 5 capability in software-defined cars. The latest software update exemplifies how these vehicles continue to add safety features and become better over time.


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