Volvo is upgrading its electric vehicles with connected safety features, enabling cars to communicate and warn drivers about nearby animals or vulnerable road users.
The system will be offered in 3 models
Aug 27, 2026
10:05 am
What's the storyVolvo is introducing a new hazard alert system for its electric vehicles (EVs).
The innovative feature works by having Volvo cars communicate with each other, rather than relying on crowdsourced information like popular navigation apps such as Google Maps and Waze.
One Volvo vehicle can now warn others.
Drivers of some of Volvo's newest electric cars will now be alerted by other such Volvo cars to animal hazards. The EX60, EX90…
Volvo is adding four hazard alerts to its electric cars. In Europe they run on a shared pool holding data from BMW, Ford,…
Volvo EX60, EX90 and ES90 use shared cloud hazard alerts to warn about animals, cyclists, roadworks and crashes before drivers…
New alerts coming to Volvo EX60, EX90 and ES90 cars will warn drivers about animals ahead and also cyclists, pedestrians,…
The Volvo EX60 expands on the brand's connected safety features to detect large animals, pedestrians, and other road hazards…
Volvo's electric cars can now warn you about a deer around a blind corner
