Volvo’s ambitious U.S. sales targets for its upcoming EX60 model have been significantly scaled back due to production challenges, according to dealer reports. Originally expecting to sell around 7,000 units in 2026, the automaker now faces obstacles that could limit output to just a fraction of that forecast. Manufacturing delays are forcing a major revision of plans, raising questions about supply chain resilience and demand for the electric SUV. Industry insiders are closely watching how the setback will impact Volvo’s market positioning and dealer confidence.
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.
