Volvo Eyes a Return to Sedans and Wagons in America

S. lineup down to nothing but crossovers, Volvo may be reversing course. The Swedish automaker is reportedly evaluating two new electric midsize cars for American showrooms, potentially bringing back both a sedan and a wagon. If approved, the move would mark a sharp turnaround from the brand’s recent SUV-only strategy, a bet that Americans had fully embraced the crossover lifestyle.

According to Automotive News, the vehicles would be based on Volvo’s next-generation SPA3 platform, the same architecture used for the upcoming EX60. S. roads is expected to be relatively straightforward. The EX60 features an 800-volt electrical system for faster charging, and insiders say the new models could revive familiar 60- or 70-series nameplates.

A rugged Cross Country wagon variant is also under consideration.

Volvo isn’t expecting blockbuster sales, combined annual projections sit at roughly 10,000 units, with pricing likely starting in the low $50,000 range. S. market. S. market share slipped to its lowest level since 2019.