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Volvo Cars looking to replace CATL as EX90 battery supplier

Volvo Cars’ Jim Rowan noted that tariffs and rising materials costs have already forced it to raise prices for the EX90. By Stewart Burnett

Volvo Cars is looking to substitute CATL as the US-bound supplier for EX90 batteries due to additional tariffs on Chinese products levied by the Trump administration. The EX90 is currently produced in South Carolina and has already been subject to a US$3,300 price increase to US$81,290 due to rising materials costs.

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