Volvo delivers its one millionth plug-in hybrid

Volvo is celebrating an important milestone in its transition towards becoming a fully electrified car maker; in September 2025, it announced the delivery of its one millionth plug-in hybrid (PHEV).

PHEVs made up 23% of Volvo's global sales in H1 2025. PHEV sales grew from almost 46,000 units in 2019 to over 177,000 units in 2024, underpinned by strong demand for the XC60 and XC90 PHEV in all three main sales regions.

Volvo currently offers PHEV variants on five different models

Volvo is also continuing to roll out new PHEVs, as demonstrated by the recently launched XC70 SUV, which is Volvo's first long-range plug-in hybrid with an electric CLTC range of over 200km.

This comes as not much of a surprise, as Volvo launched its first PHEV model in 2012: A diesel PHEV variant of the V60 estate. For several years after, it was the only global car maker that offered a PHEV version of every model in its line-up.

Currently, Volvo offers PHEV variants on five different models, which complement a line-up of six fully electric models. This balanced product portfolio allows the brand to offer premium electrified cars in all shapes and sizes to global customers.