The Volvo EX90 is a full-size, seven-seat luxury electric SUV and Volvo's most technologically ambitious vehicle ever made. Serving as the electric successor to the iconic XC90, it combines Scandinavian design, 300 miles of EPA range, and an unprecedented sensor suite - including LIDAR, 8 cameras, 5 radars, and an AI-powered Driver Understanding System that can pull the car over and call emergency services if the driver is unresponsive. Starting at $76,695, it won the 2025 World Luxury Car of the Year and a 2024 TIME Best Invention award.
The Xpeng G9 is a flagship mid-size electric SUV from Chinese EV maker Xpeng Motors, built on an 800V silicon carbide platform with class-leading fast charging (10-80% in 12 minutes on 2025 models), up to 725 km CLTC range, and a full-stack autonomous driving system called XNGP. It competes directly with Tesla Model Y and premium European EVs, and has been exported to Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. Its tech is now licensed to Volkswagen Group.
The Zeekr 001 is a premium battery electric shooting brake made by Zeekr, a Geely Holding Group sub-brand. Launched in 2021, it is widely described as the world's first mass-produced EV shooting brake - a swooping 5-door fastback combining Porsche Taycan Sport Turismo aesthetics with aggressive EV performance and tech at a fraction of the price. With triple five-star safety ratings, up to 1,265 hp in its FR quad-motor variant, and charging speeds that hit 546 kW peak on its 2026 900V platform, the 001 has become the benchmark for Chinese premium EVs seeking global legitimacy.