Volvo has switched to only selling SUVs in the UK as it axes existing estate and saloon cars from its range.
The firm’s V60 and S60 models are no longer available to order through Volvo’s website, while the larger V90 has been removed too. It follows the removal of the larger S90 from the firm’s range earlier in the year. Off-road-focused V60 and V90 Cross Country models have also been discontinued during 2023.
“We will naturally need to evolve and consolidate our line-up as we prioritise fully electric cars and make this technological transition. As a result, we have removed further models from the UK line-up. These include the S60, V60 and V90.”
“Meanwhile, appetite for our saloon and estate models has fallen to very low levels in the UK, which has led to our decision to remove these models from sale in the UK.”
At present, pre-configured versions of the V60, V90 and S60 can be ordered through Volvo’s website, but new models cannot be specified. The remaining range includes the C40, XC40, XC60 and range-topping XC90, though this is due to be bolstered with the arrival of EX30 and EX90 models.
