Volvo Sees Sales Jump 31 Percent in May - A Good Sign for the Industry?
• That's great for Volvo, but more importantly, it’s a good sign for the industry.
It's not always newsworthy, but when a particular situation catches our attention, we take notice. Like this 31-percent increase in Volvo sales in May, compared with the company's performance for the same period in 2022. Sales rose by 40 percent in Europe, while increasing by 49 percent in China and 14 percent in the United States.
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