Volvo to Discontinue US Sales of EX30 After 2026
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- Volvo announced it will end U.S. sales of the EX30 and EX30 Cross Country after the 2026 model year.
- Dealers have until the end of the week to place orders for the EX30 and EX30 Cross Country.
- Volvo said the EX30 will remain on sale in other markets, including Canada and Mexico, and that all owners will continue to receive support, service, parts, warranty, and software updates.
- Volvo cited “market conditions and financial factors” as the reason for ending U.S. sales.
- Production of the EX30 was shifted from China to Volvo’s Ghent, Belgium plant, and will continue to supply non‑U.S. markets.
- The EX30 entered the U.S. market in 2025 after a tariff‑related delay, giving U.S. customers only two model years.
- Volvo will keep selling other EV models in the U.S., including the EX40, EX90, and the upcoming EX60.
Why it matters: U.S. consumers lose the only low‑priced, compact EV Volvo offers, while Volvo trims its U.S. lineup to focus on higher‑margin models; the decision also reflects the impact of recent EV price hikes and tariff‑related supply delays on sales viability for the company.
