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Volvo Cars finishes H1 with record sales, registers a robust 33% growth

| @indiablooms | Jul 09, 2018, at 08:02 pm

Kolkata, July 9 (IBNS): Automobile giant Volvo Cars on Monday announced a record 33% growth in volumes in Jan-June 2018 versus last year.

The robust sales performance of 1242 units is spearheaded by the XC60 which contributed 25% of the total volume, the company said in a statement.

"Successful addition of S90 to local assembly, aggressive network expansion and exemplary brand engagement programs led to the best ever H1 sales performance for the company," it said.

Charles Frump - Managing Director, Volvo Car India shared, “We are extremely happy with our growth pace and intend to keep up the momentum for the rest of 2018. The recently launched XC40 is our first offering in the entry level SUV segment and we expect the XC40 to build a new customer base for us and drive sales.”


 

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