Volvo XC40 Recharge EV

Volvo aims to have half its global sales transacted online and the Swedes aren’t shying away in getting a little helping hand from digital car retailer Carwow to improve its online vehicles sales. To achieve that, the carmaker has acquired a strategic minority stake in carwow.Most of you might recognise Carwow from their videos online with host Mat Watson pitting all cars of all shapes and sizes against each other on an air strip that doubles up as a drag strip. What you might not know is

There were plenty of happy face sporting an electrifying smile nationwide as Volvo Car Malaysia recently delivered the first batch of its XC40 Recharge Pure Electric model to early buyers. A total of 65 owners took delivery of their all-electric Volvos.To date, Volvo Car Malaysia has received over 300 orders of the XC40 Recharge Pure Electric and expects to deliver a total of 100 units of the model to owners by 30 April 2022.Also Read: Review: Volvo XC40 Recharge Pure Electric – Better as

Q1 2022s global sales is down 20.1 percent due to parts shortage BEVs make up 7.9 percent, more than half sold in Europe BEV sales in China is up 165 percent but volume is still too low, less than 500 unitsBattery electric vehicles (BEVs) now make up 7.9 percent (11,721 units) of Volvo Cars’ global sales in the first quarter of 2022, up 9 percent from last year.Europe contributed 64.8 percent of the company’s BEV sales, followed by USA (14.1 percent).Although China is the world&rsquo