Volvo’s first minivan, the EM90, has had its exterior design shown in images released by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) ahead of its market launch in China. The EM90 appears to be based on the Zeekr 009, with similar pillars, side mirrors, door handles, and fender-mounted cameras. However, the EM90 features a redesigned front fascia and different headlights to match other Volvo models. The glitzy grille of the Zeekr 009 is replaced with a body-colored panel with small cutouts that presumably light up.

The rear of the EM90 has also been modified to better align with Volvo’s image, but it retains the outline of the tailgate and the position of the camera below the license plate. Compared to the Zeekr 009, the EM90 has a less striking design, which may be preferable to some. As Volvo’s first venture into the minivan segment, the EM90 represents a departure from the brand’s conventional lineup of SUVs, sedans, and wagons.

According to the information published on the MIIT website, the 2024 Volvo EM90 measures 5206 millimeters (205 inches) in length, 2024 mm (79.6 in) in width, and 1859 mm (73.1 in) in height. The minivan will be available with 19- and 20-inch wheels and will weigh approximately 2,763 kilograms (6,091 pounds). The wheelbase matches that of the Zeekr 009 at 3205 mm (126 in) between the front and rear axles. There is a possibility that Volvo may introduce a more luxurious variant of the EM90 in the future, similar to the Buick GL8 and Lexus LM, which offer a 2+2 seating layout.