Volvo has announced that it is joining the Accelerating to Zero Coalition, which consists of a broad group of stakeholders committed to facilitating and increasing the pace of the transition to zero-emission mobility.
The formation of the Coalition addresses the need for an international platform for global zero-tailpipe-emission vehicle leadership. Volvo's Chief Executive Jim Rowan will also be encouraging more manufacturers to join the Coalition.
Volvo has targeted to become a fully electric car company by 2030 Through collaboration, the coalition aims to help create the right conditions to boost zero-tailpipe-emission cars and vans, through the electrification of corporate fleets and the development of comprehensive charging infrastructure.
Volvo has targeted to become a fully electric car company by 2030. The Swedish company also wants to influence the pace of the automotive industry's transition to full electrification.
Separately, Volvo has also joined more than 200 other businesses and civil society organisations in signing a call, organised by the We Mean Business Coalition, for national governments to increase their climate ambition and delivery.
The formation of the Coalition addresses the need for an international platform for global zero-tailpipe-emission vehicle leadership. Volvo's Chief Executive Jim Rowan will also be encouraging more manufacturers to join the Coalition.
Volvo has targeted to become a fully electric car company by 2030. The Swedish company also wants to influence the pace of the automotive industry's transition to full electrification.
Separately, Volvo has also joined more than 200 other businesses and civil society organisations in signing a call, organised by the We Mean Business Coalition, for national governments to increase their climate ambition and delivery.
