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Volvo Cars has teased its latest plug-in-hybrid SUV, the XC70, ahead of its world premiere in the coming months. The new SUV marks the return of the XC70 nameplate after nearly a decade, previously used for a five-door crossover estate that was discontinued in 2016. Built on the company’s Scalable Modular Architecture (SMA) platform, Volvo states the XC70 will be the brand's longest-range plug-in hybrid model to date. Volvo says the XC70 will initially be offered on sale in China, with other markets to follow at a later stage. 

While Volvo is yet to provide any specifics on the XC70’s powertrain, it has stated that the electric-only range will be an astronomical 200 km on the CLTC cycle. However, considering the CLTC scale only applies to the Chinese market, one can expect a reasonably lower range figure when tested on the more widely-accepted WLTP cycle. Although technical details remain under wraps, it is also safe to expect a battery which will be larger than the XC60 PHEV’s 18.8 kWh pack. Volvo also states that the vehicle will have fast-charging capabilities, although, no details have been confirmed at this point. 

Other Upcoming Volvo Models are the EX90 Recharge, EX 60 and ES90 Electric