- Volvo’s new EX60 is facing two manufacturing problems that are severely affecting output.
- The automaker will prioritize the European market, where EV adoption is strong.
- Meanwhile, meaningful deliveries to the U.S. have been pushed to next year.
The Volvo EX60 is the Swedish automaker’s most important car. It’s fast, it’s comfortable, it has plenty of range, and it can charge really quickly, holding its own against rivals like the BMW iX3 and Mercedes-Benz GLC Electric. It’s the car that can turn Volvo’s fortunes around at a time when the Geely-owned company isn’t doing particularly well.
