Volvo’s upcoming electric SUV, the EX60, faces significant production delays that will leave U.S. dealerships without stock of the vehicle well beyond next year, according to industry reports. Supply chain bottlenecks and manufacturing challenges have slowed ramp-up efforts, raising concerns among dealers already struggling with limited EV inventory. The shortage could prolong waitlists for buyers seeking Volvo’s first fully electric model, further tightening competition in the growing electric vehicle market. Automakers and retailers are bracing for extended lead times as production catches up with demand.
Volvo EX60 production snags will starve U.S. dealers of EV deep into 2027 Automotive News
