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Volvo has boosted the range and power of its entry-level electric crossovers ⚡

EVs with a raft of efficiency tweaks and given them an uplift in power and a slightly higher price.

It also ushers in a change in drivetrain for the single-motor option, with power now sent solely to the rear wheels, which, This efficiency equates to around 20 miles of increased range per single-motor model although the Recharge Twin variants now have a quoted range of 316 and 312 miles – up around 40 miles.

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