USA SALES MAY - VOLVO - The Swedish Giant continues to grow with each new car.

Volvo Car USA, LLC, (VCUSA) reported U.S. sales of 6,202 vehicles for the month of May, a 12 percent increase versus May 2016.

The top seller for the month was the XC90 with 2,363 vehicles sold, followed by the XC60 with 1,595 vehicles sold, an 18.6 percent increase versus May 2016.

“The availability on XC90 is improving with each month in the US,” said Lex Kerssemakers, President and CEO, Volvo Car USA. “We also continue to see strong sales across our 60-series carlines with XC60 and S60 up double digits year to date.”

Volvo is implementing a sweeping $11 billion transformation plan that has involved the development of its own modular vehicle architecture, a new engine range, global manufacturing capability, a completely renewed product range and world leading developments in safety, autonomous driving and connectivity. 

USA SALES APRIL - VOLVO - The brand is growing by some huge percentage points.

 Volvo Car USA, LLC, (VCUSA) reported U.S. sales of 7,121 vehicles for the month of April, a 15.4 percent increase versus April 2016.

The top seller for the month was the XC90 with 2,349 vehicles sold, followed by the XC60 with 2,046 vehicles sold, a 40.5 percent increase versus April 2016.

“We continue to face strong global demand on XC90,” said Lex Kerssemakers, President and CEO, Volvo Car USA. 

“We are just starting to see the first signs of improved availability in the US market, which will progressively increase throughout the year.”

Volvo is implementing a sweeping $11 billion transformation plan that has involved the development of its own modular vehicle architecture, a new engine range, global manufacturing capability, a completely renewed product range and world leading developments in safety, autonomous driving and connectivity. 

USA SALES MARCH - VOLVO - The Swedish Giant has dropped sales by a huge 21.9%

Volvo Car USA, LLC, (VCUSA) reported U.S. sales of 5,356 vehicles for the month of March, a 21.9 percent decrease. Year to date sales are down 17.6 percent.

XC90 continues to see strong global demand, which has impacted supply in the US market. Increased production is expected to begin in Q2 onwards. Year to date, total sales excluding XC90 are up 4.5 percent.

Volvo is implementing a sweeping $11 billion transformation plan that has involved the development of its own modular vehicle architecture, a new engine range, global manufacturing capability, a completely renewed product range and world leading developments in safety, autonomous driving and connectivity.  

USA SALES FEBRUARY - VOLVO - The Swedish giant continues to dip this year after a huge 2016.

Volvo Car USA, LLC, (VCUSA) reported U.S. sales of 4,651 vehicles for the month of February, an 11.6 percent decrease. Year to date sales are down 14.5 percent.

XC90 continues to see strong global demand, which impacted supply in February for the US market. Increased production is expected from Q2 onwards.

Total sales excluding XC90 were up 18.7 percent versus February 2016. This was led by strong 60-cluster sales across the board with S60, V60 and XC60 all posting double digit sales growth versus February 2016. The XC60 was the top selling model for the month with 1,388 vehicles sold.

Volvo is implementing a sweeping $11 billion transformation plan that has involved the development of its own modular vehicle architecture, a new engine range, global manufacturing capability, a completely renewed product range and world leading developments in safety, autonomous driving and connectivity.  

USA SALES JANUARY - VOLVO - After a huge 2016, 2017 has started negatively.

Volvo Car USA, LLC, (VCUSA) reported U.S. sales of 3,472 vehicles for the month of January, an 18.2 percent decrease. 

“Strong global demand will impact availability of XC90 throughout Q1,” said Lex Kerssemakers, President and CEO, Volvo Car USA. “We are increasing XC90 production capacity which will result in progressively greater availability for the duration of the year.”

Total sales excluding XC90 were up 2.5 percent year-over-year, with S60 sales up 30.8 percent.

Volvo is implementing a sweeping $11 billion transformation plan that has involved the development of its own modular vehicle architecture, a new engine range, global manufacturing capability, a completely renewed product range and world leading developments in safety, autonomous driving and connectivity.

END OF YEAR - VOLVO - The Swedish giant finishes the year 18.1% up on 2015 & has its best December since 2004.

• Finishes 2016 with 18 Percent Sales Increase

Volvo Car USA, LLC, (VCUSA) reported U.S. sales of 10,129 vehicles in December, an 8.4 percent increase versus December 2015 and the best December since 2004. Sales for the month were led by the award-winning XC90 with 3,308 vehicles sold.

For the year, VCUSA sold 82,724 vehicles, up 18.1 percent year-over-year. The XC90 finished 2016 in the top spot with 32,526 vehicles sold, followed by the XC60 and S60.

“In addition to the positive sales results, Volvo made significant strides in brand transformation in the United States,” said Lex Kerssemakers, President and CEO, Volvo Car USA. “We were just recently named one of the top five most googled automotive brands of the year, a clear testament to both our brand and product success.”

Volvo is implementing a sweeping $11 billion transformation plan that has involved the development of its own modular vehicle architecture, a new engine range, global manufacturing capability, a completely renewed product range and world leading developments in safety, autonomous driving and connectivity.

USA SALES NOVEMBER - Volvo continues to produce double digit increases month after month.

Volvo Car USA, LLC, (VCUSA) reported U.S. sales of 7,723 vehicles, an 11.9 percent increase versus November 2015. Year-to-date sales are up 19.6 percent.

Sales for the month of November were led by the most awarded SUV of the century, the XC90, with 2,606 vehicles sold. The XC60 followed directly behind with 2,127 vehicles sold.

“Volvo posted yet another month of double digit sales growth in the US in November,” said Lex Kerssemakers, President and CEO, Volvo Car USA. “The positive momentum this month was carried by our three top-selling vehicles, the XC90, XC60 and S60, all posting positive sales gains.”

Volvo is implementing a sweeping $11 billion transformation plan that has involved the development of its own modular vehicle architecture, a new engine range, global manufacturing capability, a completely renewed product range and world leading developments in safety, autonomous driving and connectivity.