On the Dash: Volvo plans 13 new models through 2030, including EVs and hybrids, to broaden its lineup and target double its market share. Seven models will target Western markets, while Geely Auto will help develop six models for China. Volvo expects greater parts commonality with Geely to generate about 5% in material cost savings by 2030. Volvo Cars plans to launch 13 new models between now and 2030, including fully electric vehicles and hybrids, as it works to broaden its lineup and double its market share, marking a shift from a streamlined global lineup toward more region-specific products. For Western markets, Volvo plans seven new models built on its…
