Volvo will launch 13 new models by 2030 as it expands its product lineup. It plans to roll out 7 models for the United States and Europe and 6 models for China, reshaping its range around electric vehicles and third-generation hybrids. The plan follows sales declines in the first half. Volvo aims to double market share and lift its EBIT margin before depreciation from about 3.5 percent in 2025 to more than 8 percent.

BMW iX3 and Volvo EX60 are proving single-charge performance in long-distance real-world driving, easing electric vehicle range anxiety. TechRadar reported the iX3 can indicate up to 480 miles of range when fully charged, rising to 550 miles in Max Range mode, and that a 10-minute charge can add 231 miles. Volvo’s EX60 targets 500 miles, with a 95 kWh model rated at 410 miles and a 117 kWh version planned for 503 miles.