Volvo Ends U.S. Sales of the EX40
The compact electric SUV will no longer be sold in the United States, marking a shift in Volvo's North American lineup.
Volvo has confirmed that the EX40 will no longer be sold in the United States, effectively ending its availability in the North American market.
What Happened
The Swedish automaker announced that the EX40, previously known as the XC40 Recharge, is being discontinued in the U.S. The move removes the compact electric SUV from Volvo's active sales lineup in the country.
Why It Matters
The decision narrows Volvo's electric vehicle options for American buyers, removing a key entry-level model from its portfolio. As the company adjusts its strategy in North America, customers seeking a smaller, all-electric Volvo will need to look at other models or the used market.
The Bottom Line
Volvo has stopped selling the EX40 in the United States, leaving the brand with a reduced electric vehicle lineup for U.S. consumers.
