Volvo’s ambitious U.S. sales targets for its upcoming electric SUV, the EX60, appear to be at risk due to significant production challenges. Dealers were informed in January of an initial projection for 7,000 units in 2026, but the automaker now expects to deliver far fewer vehicles because of ongoing manufacturing setbacks. The shortfall highlights broader industry struggles with scaling electric vehicle production amid supply chain and operational hurdles. Industry observers are watching closely to see how the delays could impact Volvo’s market positioning and customer expectations.
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.
