Reinventing individual mobility.

In the past, a vehicle was the classic symbol of personal freedom. Owning a vehicle meant being independent and mobile – at any time. This fact has not changed, but the world we live in has. There are people who now see a vehicle as a burden.

Volvo Cars is committed to bringing back that feeling of freedom and enrichment.
With the advent of autonomous driving technology, we see new opportunities to further advance traffic safety by taking human mistakes out of the equation. Further into the future, autonomy offers huge promise to revolutionize the way we travel, and it could radically change how we use our cars, where we work and where we live.

Volvo has one of the most ambitious climate plans in the car industry. We aim to reduce our CO2 emissions per car by 40% between now and 2025, a first tangible step towards our long-term goal of becoming climate neutral by 2040. We realize that electrification alone is not enough, we will also tackle carbon emissions in our manufacturing network, our wider operations, our supply chain and through our approach to recycling and reuse of materials.

Consumers around the globe are rethinking traditional car ownership. Instead of buying and owning a car, some drivers prefer to have temporary access to a car whenever they want it. Others like to subscribe to a car the way they already subscribe to music, films and smartphones. We will expand our business with new ways of offering people access to mobility.