Volvo reduced sales by 39% in Russia in January of 2022

Russian Volvo dealers sold 272 cars in January, which is 39% lower than a year ago. As noted, the demand for Volvo products in Russia remains stably high, but the results of sales continue to be significantly affected by insufficient supplies. Closer to the second half of the year, the supply situation is expected to change in a positive direction, according to the press service of Volvo Car Russia. Volvo's bestseller in the Russian market was the XC90 full-size crossover the last month, which sold 123 units (an increase of 2.1 times).

The XC40 compact crossover was the second with 93 sold vehicles (-26%). The third result in terms of sales was shown by the XC60 mid-size crossover, which was chosen by 52 buyers (-76%). As AUTOSTAT previously reported, in the first quarter of 2022, Volvo plans to start the sales of the updated XC60 mid-size crossover in Russia. Starting approximately from the second quarter, the electric models XC40 Recharge and C40 Recharge will enter the Russian market, followed by the following.