Volvo mulls U.S. production expansion as it braces for tariffs on European car imports

Volvo EX90 — Volvo builds the full-electric EX90 at its U.S. plant. (VOLVO)

March 05, 2025 04:04 PM

STOCKHOLM — Volvo may expand output at its U.S. plant if President Donald Trump carries out his threat to significantly increase tariffs on European auto imports.

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