Volvo intends to produce a small electric vehicle

The company, owned by the Chinese automobile group Shijiang Geely Holding, stated that the new car will use the structure known as “sustainable experience engineering”, which Volvo contributed to developing with the Chinese parent company, according to (Masrawy).

It is noteworthy that Volvo intends to launch a new electric car every year, starting this year with the XC40 Recharged.

The Swedish company has not disclosed the full plan for launching electric cars, although its CEO, Hakan Samuelsen; Last year, he said the electric version of the XC90, a sport utility vehicle (SUV) class, would be on the market in 2022.

According to the Automotive News website, this means that Volvo may launch the small electric car next year, especially since Link & Co, owned by Volvo and Geely Automotive, said it would start production of the Zero concept electric car based on “sustainable experience engineering.” Next year.

Geely subsidiaries such as Polystar, Lotus and LIVC, which produce the London taxis, are expected to use the “sustainable experience engineering” design.

According to Samuelsen’s statements to British magazine Auto Express, the upcoming Volvo car based on the “sustainable experience engineering” design is expected to be a small car category.