Volvo Cars is a Swedish automaker founded in 1927 in Gothenburg, Sweden, where it remains headquartered today. Owned by Chinese automaker Geely since 2010, Volvo has maintained its distinctly Scandinavian identity, centered on safety, minimalist design, and sustainability, while investing heavily in electrification.
Volvo has made one of the most categorical commitments to electrification of any mainstream automaker. The brand announced it would become fully electric by 2030 — one of the earliest and most ambitious targets in the industry. Every new Volvo model introduced since 2019 has been available in an electrified version, and the brand has progressively phased out non-electrified powertrains.
Volvo’s EV lineup in the US includes the EX30 compact SUV, one of the most affordable Volvo EVs ever offered, the EX40 and EC40, and the flagship EX90 three-row SUV. Volvo’s approach to electric vehicles reflects its broader brand philosophy: clean Scandinavian design, thoughtful technology integration, and an emphasis on the wellbeing of occupants and the planet.
Volvo has also been a pioneer in automotive safety and continues to lead in that area with its EV lineup. The brand targets environmentally conscious buyers who value design and safety alongside sustainability.
Volvo vehicles are sold through authorized dealerships across North America. The brand competes in the premium EV segment alongside Audi, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz, offering a distinctive Scandinavian alternative to the German luxury establishment.
Current Volvo EV & PHEV Lineup
EPA-rated specifications — current and prior model year · Best trim shown per model
Helpful Tools for Volvo Buyers
EPA specifications sourced from FuelEconomy.gov (U.S. Dept. of Energy). Current and prior model year shown. Pricing and full specifications at www.volvocars.com.