Volvo’s latest infotainment system, which runs the automaker’s OS now called HuginCore after the bird in Norse mythology, debuted in 2027 EX60 and runs off an in-house developed electrical architecture, core computer, and zone controllers. The older cars do not, but yet this is still going to work.

Volvo's EX60 introduces Gemini AI, massive range, and immersive audio to the mid-size EV SUV class, positioning it as a pivotal model in the automaker's electrification push.

The "most important car Volvo has launched in a long time" debuted just as buyers are bucking a major trend.

Volvo EX60 comes with AI assistant, Gemini

The future might be electric, but in the short term Volvo has no plans to isolate any customers not ready to make the switch to EVs. In conversation with Håkan Samuelsson, Volvo’s recently re-instated CEO, he told Auto Express the brand will continue building hybrids “for as long as customers keep asking for them”.