Volvo’s Torslanda manufacturing plant is struggling with production delays, limiting the availability of the electric EX60 model in the U.S. market well into 2027. Despite the slow rollout, the company has not cited any issues related to safety, quality, or vehicle performance as the root cause. Buyers seeking the EX60 may face extended wait times, raising questions about whether broader supply chain or operational challenges are to blame. The situation underscores how even high-demand electric vehicles can be impacted by manufacturing bottlenecks.
Slow output at Volvo's Torslanda plant leaves the EX60 scarce in the US until 2027, despite no reported concerns about safety, quality, or performance.
