Volvo is now not taking orders for the XC40 plug-in hybrid and S90 saloon because it seems to deal with absolutely electrical fashions.

The model has additionally stopped taking orders for the V60 and V90 Cross Nation variants.

A press release issued by the model stated: “We’re quickly remodeling our product supply, which implies not solely shifting in the direction of full electrification but additionally shifting to new platforms and applied sciences throughout all our vehicles.

“We are going to naturally have to evolve and consolidate our line-up as we prioritise absolutely electrical vehicles and make this technological transition. Because of this, and primarily based on present orders and out there manufacturing for the UK market, plug-in hybrid variations of the XC40 Recharge, together with all V60 Cross Nation, V90 Cross Nation and S90 variants, have been faraway from the UK line-up.”

The Volvo XC40 will stay out there with the B3 and B4 mild-hybrid petrol engines, alongside the Recharge pure electrical fashions.

The T4 and T5 plug-in hybrids will now not be out there.

Volvo can even proceed promoting the V90 property.

The XC40 is Volvo’s best-selling mannequin, with virtually 10,000 registered this 12 months to this point.

Greater than half of these had been petrol variants, with the electrical variant taking the second largest share. 

The Volvo line-up is ready to develop with the introduction of a brand new compact electrical mannequin, the EX30, shortly, whereas a brand new flagship EX90 is already out there to order.

Gross sales of the Volvo S60 saloon had been halted in October 2022, earlier than resuming in February this 12 months. The Volvo line-up now contains: C40, XC40, XC60, XC90, S60, V60, V90 and EX90.