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Volvo Cars to Cut 3,000 Jobs in 18 Billion Kronor Restructuring Plan

Volvo Cars will cut roughly 15% of its global office workforce, mainly in Sweden, under an 18 billion kronor plan to improve cash flow.

FILE - The Volvo logo is displayed on the front grille in Miami, July 19, 2009. (AP Photo/Alan Diaz)
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Overview

  • The cuts affect about 3,000 office-based roles worldwide, with around 1,200 positions in Sweden and roughly 15% of its office staff overall.
  • The restructuring follows an April announcement of an 18 billion kronor cost and cash action plan to tackle slowing electric-vehicle demand, rising raw-material expenses and US tariffs.
  • Volvo will eliminate approximately 1,000 consultant roles, most of which are based in Sweden, as part of a broader organisational review to lower structural costs.
  • The company expects a one-time restructuring charge of up to 1.5 billion kronor, impacting second-quarter results and extending into late 2025 and 2026.
  • Volvo aims to finalise the structural changes by autumn 2025 to strengthen resilience and support its transition to a fully electric-vehicle lineup.