Volvo isn’t going to morph into the all-electric marque as quickly as it had once promised, but that doesn’t mean it’s going to kick up its feet and let its fleet age and die off. In fact, the Swedish brand will introduce 10 new and updated models over the coming two years, many of which will be offered Stateside.

Retailers at a meeting with CEO Jim Rowan in South Carolina got to drive the battery-powered Volvo EX90 crossover.

These new plug-in hybrids will be based on the same SPA1 platform used by several current Volvo models, including the XC90 three-row SUV, but will see a significant improvement over the XC90's 33 miles of electric range, Erik Severinson, Volvo's chief product and strategy officer, said in an interview with Automotive News.

The facelifted Volvo XC90, revealed with minor changes from leaks, showcases a revamped front, larger display, and hybrid powertrains.

T he next twenty-four months are going to be extremely busy for Volvo as the company CEO, Jim Rowan, and Chief Commercial Officer, Bjorn Annwall, spoke with dealers earlier this w