Volvo’s electric vehicles to date have been branches of existing vehicle stages (indeed, even the Polestar 2), yet it’s presently prepared to show exactly what it can do when it’s anything but an EV from the beginning. The brand has uncovered a Concept Recharge plan that shows the course for the organization’s “pure” EV future — both in aesthetics and technology.

The Concept Recharge ditches the standard engine narrows and gets an enormous battery into a flat floor. That makes for more interior space, obviously, yet in addition prompts more limited overhangs, a lower hood and a slicker rooftop profile. This likewise gives Volvo a pardon to smooth out its look — the Concept Recharge eliminates “all unnecessary elements” and looks more like a tall hatchback in spite of its SUV-like vantage point.

The interior is similarly stripped back and compared to a “Scandinavian living room.” You’ll in any case get a lot of technology, however, including a digital dash and a 15-inch infotainment touchscreen. Volvo’s affection for security is in full view with a rooftop mounted LiDAR sensor to gather environmental information and (ultimately) empower autonomous driving features.

There’s no notice of whether the Concept Recharge will advance into a production car, or when you can expect the primary EVs dependent on this recipe. Notwithstanding, it’s protected to assume that a considerable lot of the plan signs and essential technological thoughts will arrive at vehicles you can really purchase. It’s anything but whether Volvo can go up against the many, numerous opponents arranging without any preparation EVs in the next not many years.