Volvo shines in 2024: Record sales and electrical offensive on the way!

Volvo shines in 2024: Record sales and electrical offensive on the way!

Deutschland - In 2024, Volvo in Germany recorded a record sales of 62,326 new registrations. This corresponds to an impressive growth of 39.3 % compared to the 44,739 new registrations in 2023. During the overall market for new registrations, Volvo successfully expanded its market share to 2.2 %.

A striking trend in paragraph mix is the significant proportion of electrified models. Almost two thirds of the total turnover accounted for these vehicles, with pure electric vehicles 22 % and plug-in hybrids of 42 % of the portfolio. The company has set itself the goal of offering almost exclusively vehicles with charging cables by 2030.

most popular models and future plans

The most popular models from Volvo in 2024 were the Volvo XC60 with 21,832 new registrations, followed by Volvo XC40 and the fully electric EX40 with 11:308 units and the Volvo XC90, which recorded 9,458 new registrations. Volvo is also planning to introduce the revised Volvo XC90 and the fully electric EX90 in 2025.

Herrik van der Gaag, Managing Director of Volvo Car Germany, emphasizes teamwork as a decisive success factor and is optimistic about the model offensive 2025, which will include new electric vehicles and interactive events such as "Volvo Talkx".

An overview of the consumption and emission values of the most popular models also shows that the Volvo XC60 plug-in hybrid has a consumption of 1.4-0.9 l/100 km, while the fully electric Volvo EX40 scores with a consumption of 19.4-16.6 kWh/100 km and CO2 emissions of 0 g/km.

These positive sales figures illustrate the continued trend towards electrification in the automotive industry, as well as ecomento.de , according to which almost two thirds of the Volvos paragraph on electric cars and Plug-in-hybrids were not.

For further details on the current sales figures and the future model policy of Volvo in Germany, we refer to the article by BYC-NEWS.de .

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