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At Volvo, safety has never been just a feature — it’s a founding principle. Since 1959, when Volvo engineers invented the three-point seat belt and made it freely available to the world, the brand has continuously led the way in protecting people on the road. The all-new 2026 Volvo EX60 carries that legacy forward with two technologies that don’t simply raise the bar — they redefine it entirely.
At Volvo Cars Mont-Royal, located at 8665 Décarie Boulevard in the heart of Town of Mount Royal, we are proud to welcome the Volvo EX60 to our lineup. Whether you live in Outremont, Côte-des-Neiges, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, Snowdon, Côte-Saint-Luc, or elsewhere in Greater Montreal, the EX60 is the SUV that will change the way you think about driving.
For decades, the seat belt has been the most important safety feature in any vehicle. Until now, however, all seat belts followed a universal principle — applying the same restraint force to a 60 kg occupant in a minor collision as to a 100 kg occupant in a high-speed impact.
The Volvo EX60 changes that forever.
Volvo has developed the world’s first Multi-Adaptive Seat Belt, a revolutionary front seat belt system that actively adapts to you — your body, your seating position, and the specific nature of each accident — in real time.
The Multi-Adaptive Seat Belt uses data from the EX60’s complete network of interior and exterior sensors to build a precise understanding of each occupant. It considers:
Based on this information, the system dynamically adjusts the seat belt’s load-limiting profile — the amount of force applied to your body during a collision — to provide optimized protection for every person in every situation.
For example, a taller occupant involved in a high-speed crash may receive a higher belt load to help reduce head injury risk. A smaller occupant in a lower-speed collision may receive a reduced load to help minimize the risk of rib injuries. Same accident, two people — two tailored responses.
This is not an incremental improvement. It is a fundamental redesign of passive safety, available exclusively on the Volvo EX60.
“Volvo’s Multi-Adaptive Seat Belt represents the biggest advancement in passive safety since the invention of the three-point seat belt.”
For Montreal drivers navigating the streets of Outremont, Highway 40 during rush hour, and the busy roads of NDG, this level of personalized protection is practical and meaningful.
The second flagship technology in the 2026 Volvo EX60 is HuginCore — Volvo’s proprietary AI computing platform and the vehicle’s digital nervous system.
Named after Hugin, one of Odin’s ravens in Norse mythology, HuginCore is an onboard AI supercomputer that continuously processes data from the vehicle’s sensors. It powers the EX60’s safety systems, driver-assistance technologies, and infotainment features within a unified ecosystem.
HuginCore constantly monitors the EX60’s surroundings through a comprehensive network of cameras, radars, and ultrasonic sensors. It manages features including:
In Montreal — where pedestrians, cyclists, and construction zones are part of everyday driving — these systems become essential.
HuginCore also integrates Google Gemini, Google’s advanced AI assistant. Unlike traditional voice commands, Gemini allows for natural and conversational interactions with the vehicle.
Ask for directions from Décarie to Snowdon or Mount Royal. Ask questions about your vehicle. The car understands.
All these features are presented on an 11.2-inch central display with 21% higher pixel density than previous Volvo models, delivering a cleaner and more intuitive interface.
HuginCore is supported by an 800-volt electrical architecture that enables ultra-fast charging from 10% to 80% in approximately 16 minutes, with an estimated range of up to 640 km.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Body Style | Mid-size luxury SUV, fully electric |
| Powertrains | P6 RWD (369 hp) · P10 AWD (503 hp) · P12 AWD (671 hp) |
| Battery Options | 83 kWh / 95 kWh / 117 kWh |
| Estimated Range | Up to 640 km |
| Architecture | 800 volts |
| Charging Time (10–80%) | ~16 minutes |
| Charging Port | Native NACS (Tesla Supercharger compatible) |
| Exclusive Technology | Multi-Adaptive Seat Belt |
| AI Platform | HuginCore with Google Gemini |
| Starting Price | Starting at approximately CAD $60,000 |
| Deliveries | Summer 2026 |
Your Volvo EX60, Right Here in Montreal
Volvo Cars Mont-Royal is located at 8665 Décarie Boulevard, Town of Mount Royal — strategically positioned for drivers across Greater Montreal.
We are minutes away from Côte-des-Neiges, easily accessible from Snowdon, close to Outremont, and centrally located for NDG, Côte-Saint-Luc, and Hampstead residents.
We invite you to express your interest in the 2026 Volvo EX60 today. Availability will be limited.
What is the Volvo EX60?
The Volvo EX60 is a fully electric mid-size luxury SUV. The 2026 model introduces the Multi-Adaptive Seat Belt, the HuginCore AI platform, Google Gemini integration, an 800-volt architecture, and an estimated range of up to 640 km.
Where can I see the Volvo EX60 in Montreal?
The EX60 will be available at Volvo Cars Mont-Royal, located at 8665 Décarie Boulevard, Town of Mount Royal.
What is the Multi-Adaptive Seat Belt?
It is a safety system that adjusts seat belt tension in real time based on the passenger’s body profile and the nature of the collision.
What is HuginCore?
An onboard AI platform that manages safety systems, driver-assistance technologies, and the Google Gemini voice assistant.
When is the Volvo EX60 arriving?
Deliveries of the 2026 Volvo EX60 are expected to begin in Summer 2026.
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