Volvo EX60 Signals a Structural Shift in EV Design as Automaker Bets on Cell-to-Body Batteries

Volvo’s EX60 marks a deeper structural rethink in electric vehicle design. The SUV adopts cell-to-body battery integration to improve rigidity, weight, and efficiency. The move signals Volvo’s bet on next-generation EV architectures over incremental upgrades.

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