Volvo seeks new subscription revenues with Qualcomm-powered tech

Volvo EX90 front side view — Volvo will use Qualcomm's Digital Cockpit product backed by a high-power chip to offer subscription features in the EX90 electric SUV.

January 10, 2023 06:32 AM

LAS VEGAS -- Computing power delivered by chip supplier Qualcomm will help Volvo to create new revenue streams in an era when cars last longer, the automaker said at the CES technology show here.

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