Douglas A. Bolduc

Jeremy Offer will succeed Robin Page, who will remain with the automaker as senior advisor.

Polestar's Tesla Model 3 rival gets rear-wheel drive for the first time and expands its standard equipment.

CEO Jim Rowan expects Volvo's forthcoming affordable EV to help it boost global sales to 1.2 million, with half of that volume being full electric and half being sold online.

The interiors specialist's latest creation, the XiM23, emphasizes an immersive experience that design chief Tim Shih says exceeds what any hand-held devices brought into the car can provide.

The model will be a city car aimed at younger customers who could be first-time Volvo owners, CEO Jim Rowen said.

The automaker will use green to signal when the car is in driver-assisted mode and blue/green when the car takes over control of the driving.

The Vietnamese automaker is rapidly transforming into an electric-only brand with four EVs on display at the Paris auto show.

Bold decisions made by former Volvo boss Hakan Samuelsson are paying dividends at Polestar.

Volvo for weeks has been releasing details on its new electric flagship crossover, the EX90, which is closely linked to Polestar's first crossover.

The Swedish brand's new flagship will offer bi-direction charging, providing it the ability to give back to the grid or re-charge another battery-powered model.

The Vietnamese automaker’s IPO has been put on hold until 2023 at the earliest, VinFast Chief Financial Officer David Mansfield said.

The EX90 full-electric premium large SUV will replace XC90 as Volvo's flagship.

CEO Mikael Bratt expects to boost organic sales by up to 16 percent and have an adjusted operating margin of about 6 to 7 percent. He also foresees the Swedish safety specialist gaining from the shift to EVs and autonomous vehicles.

The Polestar 6, a likely Porsche 911 rival, will be the Swedish EV maker's most powerful and most expensive model when it arrives in 2026.

Two automotive chiefs who rose to the C-suite from the shop floor say the top level at companies shouldn't only be for those with a university education.