US EditionVolvo to Boost Electric SUV Output as Orders Top Forecasts
Volvo plans to increase EX60 production at Torslanda after receiving over 3,000 orders in Sweden and strong demand across Europe, surpassing internal forecasts.
- This year, Volvo Cars is increasing planned EX60 production at its Torslanda plant after retail orders exceeded internal forecasts within the first month of launch.
- Retail demand in Europe has been driven by over 3,000 orders in Sweden and strong bookings across major European markets, aided by a Care offer and three years of free home charging.
- The EX60 features a driving range of more than 497 miles, an 800-volt platform, and a top-spec P12 dual-motor with 671 horsepower and 583 pound-feet of torque, outselling the EX30 in its first month.
- Volvo is negotiating with relevant labour unions to keep the Torslanda plant open for one extra week in the summer while prioritising a steady, prudent ramp-up of EX60 production.
- Market context shows Volvo gaining ground as fully-electric vehicle sales in Europe rose 14% in January and the EX60 starts from 62,990 euros .
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