Volvo’s ambitious U.S. sales targets for its upcoming electric SUV have been significantly scaled back due to production challenges, according to dealer reports. The automaker had initially anticipated selling around 7,000 units of the EX60 in 2026, but manufacturing delays now threaten to limit output to just a fraction of that forecast. Industry insiders suggest supply chain and assembly issues are behind the slowdown, raising questions about whether Volvo can meet demand. Buyers and dealers may face extended wait times as the company works to resolve the obstacles.
Volvo had projected U.S. sales of 7,000 EX60s in 2026, dealers told Automotive News in January, but is on track to build only a small fraction of that number because of manufacturing problems.
