Volvo CEO predicts huge increase in plug-in hybrid sales

Volvo expects plug-in hybrid versions of models such as the S90 (shown) to soon account for up to 25 percent of global sales.

March 21, 2019 07:22 AM

Volvo expects a huge increase in sales of its plug-in hybrid vehicles by year-end after underestimating demand for its growing family of electrified models.

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