Volvo quits the car subscription business

Volvo Care by Volvo on phone Arc 2024 — When Care by Volvo was launched in September 2017, the promise of the car subscription program was, "You enjoy the vehicle. We will take care of the rest." (VOLVO)

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Douglas A. Bolduc

September 12, 2024 06:07 PM

Volvo is quitting the car subscription business.

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