According to a recent report, Volvo is exploring the possibility of reintroducing sedans and wagons to its lineup, potentially reversing its earlier decision to focus exclusively on SUVs and electric crossovers. The news, first reported by industry insiders, suggests that the Swedish automaker may respond to customer demand for traditional body styles.
Volvo had previously phased out models like the S60 sedan and V60 wagon in several markets, prioritizing higher-riding vehicles. However, the report indicates that a new generation of sedans and wagons could be developed on the company's next-generation electric platform, possibly arriving by 2028.
No official confirmation has been made by Volvo, and the company has not commented on the speculation. The report is based on unnamed sources familiar with the company's internal discussions.
