The all-electric SUV model was recently officially announced Volvo EX60on the roads in 2026 to be removed.
According to official confirmation, the Volvo EX60 model will be based on the company’s new generation SPA3 platform, which focuses on high efficiency, unlike the current models. It is not yet known how the EX60, which will be a first in this regard, will look. At the same time, no technical details have been shared yet about the vehicle, As the electric version of the XC60, it can reach serious sales figures in many markets, including Türkiye. Volvo made a splash yesterday with software news. For those who missed it, the electric EX30, EX90 and recently introduced The Android-based operating system used in the new XC90 will be available for use in vehicles produced in 2020 and beyond, according to the official statement. C40, XC40, EX40, EC40, S60, V60, V60 Cross Country, And XC90 (Current vehicle) The new version, which is thought to be completely free, will be transferred to Android-based vehicles via OTA update.
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Volvo has been making a lot of noise lately with developments related to Turkey. To recall, Volvo Car Turkey General Manager Alican Emiroğlu, Recently Published on HaberTürk in the news, “Since our sedan models are manufactured in China, we will no longer be bringing these models as of the new year. We have made this decision The recent customs duties had an impact“We do not plan to sell a sedan car in Turkey until electric sedan models arrive.” It attracted a lot of attention with its statement. As you know, the 40 percent additional tax previously imposed on electric cars of Chinese origin was valid for all fuel types of cars imported from China as of July 2024.
Later Marketing in Turkey A new statement from the company was included. The following was conveyed in the statement: “Within the framework of its sustainability and electrification vision, Volvo Cars plans to switch to fully electric cars by 2030. Focusing on improving its current processes in line with this, the brand continues its work on the climate action plan and circular economy for 2025. Volvo Cars plans to have 50 percent of its global sales be fully electric cars by 2025 and aims to reduce its carbon footprint per car by 40 percent.
Within the framework of this vision, Volvo Cars has decided to end global production of sedan models as of 2024, in line with the production plan announced much earlier for the European market. Volvo Car Turkey has also built its car stock to meet customer demands based on this production plan. The sedan models, which will continue to be sold in Turkey for a while, will be replaced by electric versions in the future. In this context, the sale of sedans is not terminated but suspended.”