Volvo’s ambitious U.S. sales targets for its EX60 model in 2026 appear to be at risk due to significant production challenges, according to dealer reports. The automaker had initially expected to sell around 7,000 units, but manufacturing setbacks are now limiting output to a much smaller fraction of that goal. Industry insiders suggest delays in assembly or supply chain issues may be contributing to the shortfall. The discrepancy highlights broader struggles in scaling up electric vehicle production amid rising competition.
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.
