Volvo launched its first fully electric car on Tuesday.
By Miguel Ángel Moreno Ramos and Jeevan Ravindran
- Volvo announced on Tuesday that it would go fully electric by 2030 and 50% electric by 2025.
- To celebrate the plan, the company also launched the C40 Recharge, its first fully electric car.
- “There is no long-term future for cars with an internal combustion engine,” said CTO Henrik Green.
Volvo announced on Tuesday that it would become a “fully electric” manufacturer by 2030.
The Swedish company plans to launch a series of electric vehicles over the coming years but they will only be available for purchase online.
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