Volvo Car Sales Drop 12 Percent Last Month, XC60 Remains The Best Selling

Volvo XC60. (Doc. Volvo Cars)

JAKARTA - Automotive manufacturer from Sweden, Volvo Cars recorded sales in June 2025 of 62,858 units, a decrease of up to 12 percent compared to last year in the same period.

The decline was followed by sales of its electrification line, consisting of Electric Vehicle (EV) and Plug-In Hybrid (PHEV) up to 19 percent.

Launching from Volvo's official website, Thursday, July 3, the share of electric car sales managed to contribute up to 22 percent of the total number and the combination of electrification lines (EV and PHEV) contributed up to 44 percent.

The European region contributed to Volvo's sales of 31,547 units last month, down 14 percent with results in the electrification segment dropping 21 percent or 19,057 units.

The Chinese market also contributed to the market by 13,569 units, down 3 percent and electrification lines by 1,068 units, down 26 percent compared to the previous year.

Then, one of Volvo's largest markets, namely the United States (US) contributed sales of up to 8,627 units, down 7 percent, with the electrification segment producing 3,167 units (down 4 percent).

During June 2025, the best-selling vehicle of the Volvo brand was still held by XC60 of 20,706 units, followed by a combined XC40 and EX40 model with a total of 15,442 units, and XC90 to 8,842 units.

During the first half of this year, Volvo managed to book sales of 353,780 units or fell by 9 percent compared to last year at the same time.