Volvo Cars will cut 3,000 mostly white-collar jobs as part of a restructuring as the automaker grapples with high costs, a slowdown in electric vehicle demand and uncertainty over trade tariffs.
Volvo Cars will cut 3,000 mostly white-collar jobs as part of a restructuring as the automaker grapples with high costs, a slowdown in electric vehicle demand and uncertainty over trade tariffs.
The automaker did not break out the amount to be invested in each plant, but said June 10 the dollars will go to Orion Assembly in Michigan, Fairfax Assembly in Kansas and Spring Hill Manufacturing in Tennessee.