Volvo Discontinues EX40 EV in the US Market
The decision removes the brand's entry-level electric SUV from its American lineup, narrowing its zero-emission offerings.
Volvo has discontinued the EX40 electric vehicle in the United States, removing the model from its current lineup.
What Happened
The Swedish automaker has officially ended sales of the EX40 EV in the US market. This move eliminates the vehicle, which served as a compact entry point into Volvo's electric range, from dealer inventories and future order books in the region.
Why It Matters
For consumers, this discontinuation narrows the options for those seeking a more affordable or compact electric SUV from the brand. It signals a potential strategic shift in Volvo's US product mix, possibly focusing on other models within its electrified portfolio while consolidating its electric vehicle offerings.
The Bottom Line
The Volvo EX40 is no longer available for purchase in the United States, marking a reduction in the brand's accessible electric vehicle choices.
