Volvo Car AB Series BVolvo Cars swung to a net profit of Skr417 million from a loss, with operating income positive, and achieved cost savings ahead of plan.

Volvo Cars reported a second-quarter net profit of Skr417 million, swinging from a net loss of Skr8.10 billion a year earlier, as the US market began to stabilise and cost savings took hold. Quarterly revenue fell to Skr77.67 billion from Skr93.49 billion in the same period of 2025, while operating income reached Skr826 million compared with a loss of Skr9.95 billion. The Geely-owned carmaker said it had delivered Skr5 billion in targeted full-year cost savings six months ahead of plan, partly through a headcount reduction of around 3,000 roles. Fully electric vehicles made up 25% of sales, up from 21%, and electrified models including plug-in hybrids accounted for 52%, up from 44%. The company expects markedly stronger sales in the second half of the year, driven by growth in Europe and ongoing US recovery, even as conditions in China remain difficult.
Volvo Car AB Series BVolvo Cars swung to a net profit of Skr417 million from a loss, with operating income positive, and achieved cost savings ahead of plan.
Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd