In an automotive world that’s rapidly evolving towards sustainability and innovation, Volvo Cars stand tall as a prime example of growth and adaptability. The latest sales report from the renowned car manufacturer has sent ripples of excitement through the industry. With global sales of 54,165 cars in July, Volvo Cars has demonstrated a remarkable 21% increase compared to the same period last year, marking the eleventh consecutive month of impressive year-over-year growth.

The numbers don’t lie, and they tell a story of resilience and progress. Over the course of the first seven months of 2023, Volvo Cars achieved a significant milestone, selling a staggering 395,856 cars on a global scale. This remarkable achievement showcases an 18% surge in sales when compared to the corresponding period in the previous year.

One of the most notable facets of this triumph is Volvo Cars’ Recharge line-up. This distinctive range of chargeable models, all equipped with fully electric or plug-in hybrid powertrains, has witnessed an almost twofold increase in sales as compared to July of the preceding year. In fact, Recharge models contributed to an impressive 35% of Volvo’s total global car sales during the month. What’s even more striking is that fully electric cars from Volvo’s portfolio represented a solid 10% of the total sales.

Europe, a region that’s deeply invested in the future of sustainable mobility, has stood as a beacon of success for Volvo Cars. In July alone, the brand’s sales soared to 20,286 cars in Europe, marking an astonishing 28% jump from the previous year’s figures. A key driver of this European success story is the Recharge line-up, which accounted for an impressive 56% of all Volvo car sales in the region. Furthermore, the share of fully electric cars within this thriving market stood proudly at 13%.

The surge in sales isn’t just a testament to the car’s performance and design; it’s a reflection of Volvo’s unwavering commitment to innovation and sustainability. As the world ushers in a new era of automotive excellence, Volvo Cars has embraced the challenge by introducing a range of electrified vehicles that are capturing the attention and admiration of consumers worldwide.

In conclusion, the recent sales data from Volvo Cars resonates with a powerful message: progress and sustainability can indeed go hand in hand. With a remarkable 21% increase in global sales in July, Volvo Cars showcase its ability to adapt and thrive in an ever-changing landscape. The Recharge line-up’s impressive performance emphasizes Volvo’s dedication to offering eco-friendly options that don’t compromise on power and performance. As Volvo Cars continues to chart its course toward a greener future, the automotive world can only wait with bated breath to see what remarkable feats lie ahead.

Volvo Cars’ sales in the US increased by 57 percent to 10,785 cars in July. The number of Recharge cars grew by 226 percent compared to last year and of all cars sold in Volvo Cars’ second biggest market, 29 percent was a Recharge model.

Sales in China reached 14,182 cars, a decrease of 8 percent compared to the same month last year. The share of Recharge models accounted for 8 percent of the total sales in China.

In July, the Volvo XC60 was the top-selling model with sales of 18,259 cars (2022: 16,261 units), followed by the XC40, with total sales of 14,594 cars (2022: 10,640 units) and the XC90 at 8,640 cars (2022: 7,764 units).