Volvo Cars has announced a plan to launch 13 new vehicles by the end of 2030. This product push will include both hybrid and electric models. The company aims to expand its presence in the United States, Europe, and China.
Seven of the new vehicles are planned for the US and European markets, utilizing the SPA2 and SPA3 platforms. The remaining six models will be developed for the Chinese market in collaboration with Geely, a sibling company. This strategy also involves entering new market segments.
The company is reportedly considering the introduction of new station wagon models. Earlier statements indicated that the brand would diversify beyond its current lineup, which primarily consists of crossovers. Additionally, a new design language for Volvo is expected to debut next year. This could include revisions to interior design, potentially reintroducing more physical buttons to the center console.