Overview

• Volvo will offer only about half of its 13-model global range in the U.S., limiting new sales to SUVs and the V60 station wagon.
• Sedan shipments of the S60 and China-made S90 have been halted, and the ES90 cannot be sold profitably under current tariffs.
• The European-made EX40 electric model is temporarily paused, while only the dual-motor EX30 at $46,195 is available instead of the planned $35,000 single-motor version.
• Local assembly has not shielded the EX90 from weak demand, with fewer than 2,000 units sold in the first half of 2025 against a 150,000-unit annual capacity.
• Volvo will begin building its best-selling XC60 as a mild and plug-in hybrid at its South Carolina plant in late 2026 to offset tariff pressures and boost margins.