Volvo's 2021 production plans safe, top exec says

Volvo Henrik Green — Volvo CTO Henrik Green foresees a continuous optimization of the automaker's logistics to make sure it always has access to the most efficient battery chemistry.

Douglas A. Bolduc

October 21, 2020 02:30 PM

Volvo Cars Chief Technology Officer Henrik Green says the Swedish automaker's plans for next year remain on track, barring any unexpected setbacks caused by the ongoing pandemic. He also outlined Volvo's battery localization strategy during an interview with Automotive News Europe Managing Editor Douglas A. Bolduc.

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