Volvo Files Trademark for EX50 Name, Signaling New Electric Vehicle
The filing suggests a model positioned between the EX30 and EX90 in Volvo's growing EV lineup.
Volvo has filed a trademark application for the name "EX50," according to a filing with the relevant intellectual property office, suggesting the Swedish automaker is planning an additional electric vehicle in its growing EX lineup.
What Happened
The trademark filing for EX50 appeared in public records, revealing Volvo's intent to use the name on a future vehicle. The filing follows Volvo's existing electric naming convention—EX30 for its compact crossover and EX90 for its flagship three-row SUV. Details about specifications, timing, or markets were not included in the publicly available filing.
Why It Matters
The EX50 would slot between the EX30 and EX90 in Volvo's electric portfolio, potentially filling a gap in the brand's utility vehicle lineup. For buyers, it could represent another option in the growing compact-to-mid EV segment. The filing indicates Volvo is continuing to execute its strategy of expanding its all-electric model range as part of its goal to sell only pure EVs by 2030.
The Bottom Line
The trademark filing shows Volvo is planning future electric models beyond its current EX30 and EX90 offerings, though a production timeline has not been announced. More details about the EX50 are expected as development progresses.
