Volvo’s ambitious U.S. sales targets for its upcoming EX60 model appear to be in jeopardy after manufacturing setbacks forced a significant reduction in production plans. Dealers were initially told to expect around 7,000 units sold in 2026, but the automaker now anticipates building only a small fraction of that total. Supply chain and production challenges have disrupted Volvo’s ability to meet demand, raising questions about whether the company can recover lost sales momentum. Industry observers will be watching closely to see how the shortfall impacts dealer inventories and customer availability.
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.
