There’s a big trend in electric SUVs right now, and it probably isn’t what you think. It isn’t a longer range. It’s not more advanced battery construction, super-fast charging or even NACS plugs. No, the real trend in electric SUVs is being delayed. Porsche’s electric Macan took its sweet time going to production, as did its sibling the Audi Q6 E-Tron, which was also delayed for months.
Volvo’s EX90 has suffered from the same fate. Originally slated to be on the market in 2023, it, plus its corporate cousin the Polestar 3, are only now finally starting
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