According to Sawyer Merritt, Volvo has released a new safety video showcasing the all-electric EX60, highlighting advanced AI-powered safety systems integrated into the vehicle. The EX60 features a 400-mile EPA range, 400kW peak charging speed, and a 112 kWh battery. Notably, the model includes native NACS charging port support, enabling 173 miles of range added in just 10 minutes. These AI-driven safety features and connected vehicle technologies position Volvo to compete in the rapidly evolving electric and autonomous vehicle market, opening business opportunities for AI safety software providers and charging infrastructure solutions. U.S. deliveries are set for Summer 2026 (Source: Sawyer Merritt on X, Jan 23, 2026).

According to Sawyer Merritt, Subaru has announced its new Trailseeker EV will arrive in the U.S. market starting at $39,990 in early 2026, featuring a 74kWh battery, up to 280 miles of range, and NACS charging port. From an AI industry perspective, this launch signals growing integration of AI-powered systems for battery management and driver assistance in mid-range electric vehicles. Subaru's entry creates opportunities for AI-based software providers focusing on EV optimization, predictive maintenance, and smart navigation. The Trailseeker's specifications and accessible price point make it a competitive testbed for AI-enabled automotive solutions, especially as automakers look to differentiate through smart features and enhanced user experience (Source: Sawyer Merritt, Twitter).