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Should minivans come with tray tables?

Volvo’s first electric minivan puts them in the back seat, so your kids can bring their gaming laptops along for the ride to soccer practice.

The vehicle is headed to China only for now, and I’ve seen some criticism of in-car tray tables as potentially unsafe in the event of a crash — so don’t pull your laptops out just yet.

The back seat of Volvo’s EM90.
The back seat of Volvo’s EM90.
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