When it comes to electric vehicles, the Tesla Model S and Volvo EX90 both offer a plethora of features and impressive specifications. However, they differ in many aspects, such as body types, dimensions, and performance. In this detailed comparison, we will delve into every parameter, from model information to consumption and ecology, to help you make an informed decision.
Dimensions
The dimensions of these two vehicles showcase some interesting differences. The Volvo EX90 is slightly longer and taller, with a length of 5037mm and a height of 1744mm, compared to the Tesla Model S at 5021mm long and 1431mm high. However, the Model S is wider at 1987mm, with the Volvo EX90 being 23mm narrower at 1964mm. Additionally, the Model S has a wider width including mirrors at 2189mm compared to the EX90's 2113mm. Volvo takes the lead when it comes to ground clearance, boasting a greater 212mm, compared to Tesla's 160mm. Interestingly, both cars have the same turning circle of 11.80m.
In conclusion, the Volvo EX90 is a more spacious vehicle overall, while the Tesla Model S is wider, providing an advantage in terms of interior space.
Length - DimensionsTyre Name | Length |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 5037 mm |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 5021 mm |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
5037 mm
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
5021 mm
Wheelbase - DimensionsTyre Name | Wheelbase |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 2985 mm |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 2960 mm |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
2985 mm
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
2960 mm
Width - DimensionsTyre Name | Width |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 1987 mm |
Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 1964 mm |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
1987 mm
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
1964 mm
Width including mirrors - DimensionsTyre Name | Width including mirrors |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 2189 mm |
Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 2113 mm |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
2189 mm
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
2113 mm
Height - DimensionsTyre Name | Height |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 1744 mm |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 1431 mm |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
1744 mm
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
1431 mm
Ground clearance - DimensionsTyre Name | Ground clearance |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 212 mm |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 160 mm |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
212 mm
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
160 mm
Turning circle - DimensionsTyre Name | Turning circle |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 11 m |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 11 m |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
11 m
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
11 m
Boot/interior
When it comes to boot space and interior, the Tesla Model S offers much more room with 793 liters of boot capacity, while the Volvo EX90 provides significantly less at 310 liters. However, when folding the rear seats, the Volvo EX90 offers more room than the Model S, with 1,915 liters to the roof and 655 liters to the windows. The EX90 also comes with 7 standard seats, compared to the Model S's 5. Both vehicles feature 5 doors and Isofix as standard for child seat safety.
In conclusion, the Model S provides more boot space, while the Volvo EX90 offers more seating options and capacity when folding rear seats.
Boot space - Boot/interiorTyre Name | Boot space |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 793 l |
Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 647 l |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
793 l
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
647 l
Boot space (rear seats folded, bottom to roof) - Boot/interiorTyre Name | Boot space (rear seats folded, bottom to roof) |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 1945 l |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 1828 l |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
1945 l
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
1828 l
Boot space (rear seats folded, bottom to windows) - Boot/interiorTyre Name | Boot space (rear seats folded, bottom to windows) |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 0 l |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 0 l |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
0 l
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
0 l
Seats - Boot/interiorTyre Name | Seats |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 5 |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 5 |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
5
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
5
Max. seats - Boot/interiorTyre Name | Max. seats |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 7 |
Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 0 |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
7
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
0
Doors - Boot/interiorTyre Name | Doors |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 5 |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 5 |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
5
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
5
Isofix - Boot/interiorTyre Name | Isofix |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | Standard |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | Standard |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
Standard
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
Standard
Engines/drivetrain
Comparing the engines and drivetrains of both vehicles, they are equipped with 1 gear. The Tesla Model S has a superior maximum speed ranging from 250-300 km/h across its different trim levels, while the Volvo EX90 has a top speed of 180 km/h. The Model S has a significantly more powerful engine, with power output ranging between 493-750 kW, compared to the EX90's power output of 300-380 kW. In terms of acceleration, the Model S outperforms the EX90, reaching 0-100 km/h in 2.1-3.2 seconds, while the EX90 manages this in 4.9-5.9 seconds. The Volvo EX90, however, offers higher torque, boasting 770-910 Nm across its variants.
In conclusion, the Tesla Model S undeniably offers superior performance in terms of speed and power, but the Volvo EX90 comes with a more robust torque.
Drive - Engines/drivetrainTyre Name | Drive |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | Rear-wheel drive |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | All-wheel drive |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
Rear-wheel drive
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
All-wheel drive
Fuel - Engines/drivetrainTyre Name | Fuel |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | Electric |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | Electric |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
Electric
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
Electric
Gearbox - Engines/drivetrainTyre Name | Gearbox |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | Reduction Gearbox |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | Reduction Gearbox |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
Reduction Gearbox
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
Reduction Gearbox
Gears - Engines/drivetrainTyre Name | Gears |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 1 |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 1 |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
1
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
1
Cylinders - Engines/drivetrainTyre Name | Cylinders |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 0 |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 0 |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
0
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
0
Max. speed - Engines/drivetrainTyre Name | Max. speed |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 250 km/h |
Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 180 km/h |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
250 km/h
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
180 km/h
Power - Engines/drivetrainTyre Name | Power |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 493 kW |
Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 205 kW |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
493 kW
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
205 kW
Torque - Engines/drivetrainTyre Name | Torque |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 490 Nm |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 0 Nm |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
490 Nm
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
0 Nm
Cubic capacity - Engines/drivetrainTyre Name | Cubic capacity |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 0 ccm |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 0 ccm |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
0 ccm
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
0 ccm
Cubic capacity - Engines/drivetrainTyre Name | Cubic capacity |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 0 ccm |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 0 ccm |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
0 ccm
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
0 ccm
Acceleration 0-100km/h - Engines/drivetrainTyre Name | Acceleration 0-100km/h |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 3 s |
Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 8 s |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
3 s
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
8 s
Consumption/ecology
For consumption and ecology, the Tesla Model S comes with a slightly smaller tire size of 245/45R19 compared to the Volvo EX90's 265/45R21. The noise level in the Model S is registered at 72 dB, making it quieter than the Volvo EX90, but that value is not specified.
In conclusion, the Tesla Model S offers a more eco-friendly and comfortable driving experience, partly due to its smaller tire size and lower noise level.
Tank size - Consumption/ecologyTyre Name | Tank size |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 0 l |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 0 l |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
0 l
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
0 l
Combined consumption (NEDC) - Consumption/ecologyTyre Name | Combined consumption (NEDC) |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 0 l/100km |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 0 l/100km |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
0 l/100km
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
0 l/100km
City consumption (NEDC) - Consumption/ecologyTyre Name | City consumption (NEDC) |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 0 l/100km |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 0 l/100km |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
0 l/100km
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
0 l/100km
Combined consumption (WLTP) - Consumption/ecologyTyre Name | Combined consumption (WLTP) |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 17 l/100km |
Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 18 l/100km |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
17 l/100km
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
18 l/100km
CO2 emissions (WLTP) - Consumption/ecologyTyre Name | CO2 emissions (WLTP) |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 0 g/km |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 0 g/km |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
0 g/km
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
0 g/km
Emission standard - Consumption/ecologyTyre Name | Emission standard |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | Electric Vehicle |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | Electric Vehicle |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
Electric Vehicle
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
Electric Vehicle
Tyre size - Consumption/ecologyTyre Name | Tyre size |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 255/50R20 |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 245/45R19 |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
255/50R20
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
245/45R19
Noise - Consumption/ecologyTyre Name | Noise |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 66 dB |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 72 dB |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
66 dB
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
72 dB
Weight/towing
When it comes to weight and towing capacity, the Tesla Model S is lighter with an empty weight ranging from 2,170 to 2,265 kg, while the Volvo EX90 weighs in at 2,818 kg. Both vehicles have different permissible total weights, with the Model S ranging from 2,534 to 2,629 kg and the EX90 standing at 3,380 kg. The Volvo EX90 shows its prowess in towing, with a braked trailer capacity of 2,200 kg, compared to the Model S's 1,600 kg. However, both cars have the same towing capacity for a trailer without brakes at 750 kg, and the same maximum towbar load at 100 kg. The Volvo EX90 can carry a heavier roof load of 100 kg, while the Model S is limited to 75 kg.
In conclusion, the Volvo EX90 stands out as the better choice for towing and carrying, while the Tesla Model S offers a lighter and more nimble vehicle.
Empty weight (EU) - Weight/towingTyre Name | Empty weight (EU) |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 2170 kg |
Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 2579 kg |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
2170 kg
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
2579 kg
Permissible total weight - Weight/towingTyre Name | Permissible total weight |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 3000 kg |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 2534 kg |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
3000 kg
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
2534 kg
Braked trailer - Weight/towingTyre Name | Braked trailer |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 1600 kg |
Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 1200 kg |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
1600 kg
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
1200 kg
Trailer (no brakes) - Weight/towingTyre Name | Trailer (no brakes) |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 750 kg |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 750 kg |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
750 kg
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
750 kg
Max. roof load - Weight/towingTyre Name | Max. roof load |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 100 kg |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 75 kg |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
100 kg
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
75 kg
Max. towbar load - Weight/towingTyre Name | Max. towbar load |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 100 kg |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 100 kg |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
100 kg
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
100 kg
Offroad
Although there is no specific offroad section for the Tesla Model S, we can compare some offroad features of the Volvo EX90. The EX90 has significant off-road compatibility, with a ramp angle of 18.20 degrees, departure angle of 21.00 degrees, approach angle of 19.30 degrees, and a fording depth of 450.00 m.
In conclusion, if offroad capabilities prove to be important, the Volvo EX90 is better suited for those needs.
Ramp angle - OffroadTyre Name | Ramp angle |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 17 ° |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 0 ° |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
17 °
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
0 °
Maximum incline - OffroadTyre Name | Maximum incline |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 0 ° |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 0 ° |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
0 °
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
0 °
Departure angle - OffroadTyre Name | Departure angle |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 19 ° |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 0 ° |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
19 °
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
0 °
Approach angle - OffroadTyre Name | Approach angle |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 18 ° |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 0 ° |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
18 °
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
0 °
Fording - OffroadTyre Name | Fording |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 450 mm |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 0 mm |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
450 mm
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
0 mm
EV
Regarding electric vehicle parameters, the Tesla Model S achieves a range of 600-634 km (WLTP), while the Volvo EX90 has a slightly shorter range of 580-585 km. Interestingly, the EX90 boasts a larger battery capacity of 111 kWh, compared to the Model S's 100 kWh. Both vehicles feature a Type 2 charging port, with fast charging options available: CCS for both, and Tesla Supercharger for the Model S. They both have the charging port located on the driver-side rear. The Volvo EX90 features a usable battery capacity of 107 kW and supports 1-phase and 3-phase AC charging with speeds of 2-3 kW and 50-250 kW, respectively.
In conclusion, despite the Model S's slightly longer range, the Volvo EX90 offers a larger battery capacity and versatile AC charging options.
Range (WLTP) - EVTyre Name | Range (WLTP) |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 634 km |
Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 619 km |
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
634 km
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
619 km
Battery capacity - total - EVTyre Name | Battery capacity - total |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 104 kWh |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 100 kWh |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
104 kWh
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
100 kWh
Battery capacity - usable - EVTyre Name | Battery capacity - usable |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 101 kWh |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 0 kWh |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
101 kWh
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
0 kWh
Battery weight - EVTyre Name | Battery weight |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | 0 kg |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | 0 kg |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
0 kg
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
0 kg
AC charging - EVTyre Name | AC charging |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | ? |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | Three-phase |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
?
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
Three-phase
AC charging speed - EVTyre Name | AC charging speed |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | DC:235,0 kW |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | AC:11,0 DC:250,0 kW |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
DC:235,0 kW
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
AC:11,0 DC:250,0 kW
Charging port type - EVTyre Name | Charging port type |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | Type 2 |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | Type 2 |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
Type 2
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
Type 2
Battery type - EVTyre Name | Battery type |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | Lithium |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | Lithium |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
Lithium
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
Lithium
Fastcharging type - EVTyre Name | Fastcharging type |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | CCS |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | CCS OR TESLA SUPERCHARGER |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
CCS
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
CCS OR TESLA SUPERCHARGER
Charging port position - EVTyre Name | Charging port position |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new) | Rear Driver Side |
Tesla Model S 2021 (new) | Rear Driver Side |
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Volvo EX90 2023 (new)
Rear Driver Side
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Tesla Model S 2021 (new)
Rear Driver Side