The Volvo EX90's interior sensing system uses cameras and sensors in the cabin to monitor the driver's eyes and attention. If it detects distraction or drowsiness, the car can issue warnings and, in some situations, intervene, part of Volvo's long-standing focus on safety.
Related EV story: Volvo Targets Canada Quota for China-Produced EVs, Plans EX90 Relaunch (Feb. 18, 2026). Volvo aims to take advantage of the recent trade deal firmed between China and Canada, which will allow for a quota of 49,000 China-produced electric vehicles to enter the country annually.
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