
Volvo has announced plans to release 13 new vehicles globally by the end of 2030, marking the largest product expansion in the company's history. The upcoming lineup includes a mix of pure electric and hybrid models tailored for Western markets and China. Additionally, the automaker intends to adjust its interior design strategy to reduce reliance on touchscreens.
In whatโs set to be the largest and most ambitious product offensive in its 99-year history, Volvo announced that itโll launch 13 new cars by the end of 2030. The line-up will consist of 7 models for Western markets and 6 models for China, spread across pure-electric (EV) and hybrid powertrains. Volvo is also aiming to make a few design changes while reducing the over-reliance on touchscreens, with head of design, Thomas Ingenlath saying, โwe have to aim for a better harmony, a better balance be...
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