Volvo closes the month of July 2022 with 44,664 cars sold equal to a decrease of 21.5 % compared to the same month of 2021. The supply problems of the previous months, essentially due to the closures in China linked to Covid, penalized the result of July. This issue has mainly affected deliveries of Recharge models (Plug-in and electric).
However, Volvo wanted to highlight that demand for cars remains strong. In particular, the demand for Recharge models is very well . Going to see more close to the data for the month of July, the cars of the Recharge range represent 21.5% of total sales. The share of 100% electric models is; was 3.5%.
The automaker & # 39; s goal for 2022 remains to reach a double-digit percentage of all-electric cars on total sales. Volvo expects the supply chain problem to improve. If normalization continues, the automaker expects a gradual increase in production in the coming months. For this reason, the manufacturer expects that sales to individuals for the whole of 2022 will remain unchanged, if not slightly lower, compared to the volumes of 2021.
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