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Volvo Cars reports sales of 50,315 cars in February and highest-ever share of electrified models

Volvo Cars reports sales of 50,315 cars in February, a decline by 2 per cent compared with the same month last year. The main reason for the decline is the timing of the Lunar New Year in China

Volvo Cars reports sales of 50,315 cars in February, a decline by 2 per cent compared with the same month last year. The main reason for the decline is the timing of the Lunar New Year in China.

In February, Volvo Cars achieved its highest-ever share of electrified models – both in fully electric as well as in plug-in hybrids and fully electric combined. This was mainly driven by the ramp-up of the company’s new fully electric small SUV, the EX30. Fully electric cars constituted 22 per cent of all cars sold globally during the month, while the combined sales of fully electric cars and plug-in hybrids accounted for 44 per cent.

Sales in Europe remained strong and grew 26 per cent compared to February 2023, reaching 26, 773 cars. Sales of cars with a fully electric or plug-in hybrid powertrain increased with 18 per cent, while sales of fully electric cars increased by 31 per cent, compared to February last year.

In China, sales reached 7,911 cars, a decrease of 39 per cent compared to February 2023. The reason for the decline was due to the timing of the Lunar New Year, which mainly took place during the month of February.

Our sales in the US reached 7,920 cars, a decrease of 7 per cent compared to last year. Sales of cars with a fully electric or plug-in hybrid powertrain grew by 6 per cent compared to February 2023, and accounted for 32 per cent of all cars sold in the US.

In December 2023, Volvo Cars introduced its latest addition to the fully electric family, the EX30. During the first two months of 2024, a total of 5,863 cars have been sold. Deliveries to customers have started in Europe, Japan and Brazil with more markets following the coming weeks.

For February, the Volvo XC60 remained the top-selling model with sales reaching 16,026 cars (2023: 16,103 cars), followed by the XC40 with total sales of 13,193 cars (2023: 15,435 cars), and XC90 at 7,299 cars (2023: 7,120 cars).

February 2024 February 2023 Change Jan-Feb 2024 Jan-Feb 2023  Change
Europe 26,773 21,278 26% 49,914 42,714 17%
Electrified models 16,133 13,698 18% 29,963 26,518 13%
 – Fully electric 8,799 6,715 31% 16,270 12,052 35%
 – Plug-in hybrid 7,334 6,983 5% 13,693 14,466 -5%
China 7,911 13,066 -39% 23,953 24,849 -4%
Electrified models 415 1,130 -63% 1,404 2,388 -41%
 – Fully electric 137 172 -20% 298 491 -39%
 – Plug-in hybrid 278 958 -71% 1,106 1,897 -42%
US 7,920 8,560 -7% 15,636 16,253 -4%
Electrified models 2,571 2,436 6% 4,446 4,806 -7%
 – Fully electric 359 973 -63% 619 1,744 -65%
 – Plug-in hybrid 2,212 1,463 51% 3,827 3,062 25%
Other 7,711 8,382 -8% 14,214 15,990 -11%
Electrified models 3,147 3,414 -8% 5,624 6,708 -16%
 – Fully electric 1,629 1,714 -5% 2,963 3,161 -6%
 – Plug-in hybrid 1,518 1,700 -11% 2,661 3,547 -25%
Total 50,315 51,286 -2% 103,717 99,806 4%
Electrified models 22,266 20,678 8% 41,437 40,420 3%
 – Fully electric 10,924 9,574 14% 20,150 17,448 15%
 – Plug-in hybrid 11,342 11,104 2% 21,287 22,972 -7%

SOURCE: Volvo Cars

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