Skip to main content

In Conversation with Volvo Car India's Jyoti Malhotra

The company is considering India for future production and export bases and anticipates continued growth in the luxury EV sector, driven by the right product mix, ecosystem development, and financial options.

By Ketan Thakkar calendar 12 Mar 2024 Views icon5244 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
In Conversation with Volvo Car India's Jyoti Malhotra

Volvo Car India is setting its sights on a green future, expecting 33% of its 2024 sales to come from electric vehicles (EVs), up from 28% in 2023. The company achieved significant growth last year, selling 690 EVs out of a total of 2423 cars, marking a 31% increase in overall sales. With the XC40 and C40 models, Volvo was the second-largest EV brand in India in 2023, capturing over 24% of the luxury EV market segment.

Jyoti Malhotra, Managing Director, Volvo Car India, shares the company’s plans to introduce new variants and expects the launch of the EX30 and EX90 models in 2025 to further increase EV sales. The company aims for a complete transition to electric vehicles by 2030, aligning with its global commitment.

Also read
Volvo Car India expects 33% of its sales to be EVs in 2024

Volvo to launch EX90, EX30 electric SUVs in India by 2025

 

RELATED ARTICLES

VIDEO: How Tata Power Is Scaling EV Charging in India | Virendra Goyal, Tata Power

auther Ketan Thakkar calendar21 Sep 2026

Virendra Goyal, head of the EV charging business at Tata Power, talks about how India's charging infrastructure has evol...

Chinese Car Brands Move Into India's Premium and Luxury Segments

auther Autocar Professional Bureau calendar19 Sep 2026

Regulatory restrictions on Chinese investment are pushing brands like BYD and JSW-Chery to enter India through high-end ...

Video: ZF Group Plans to Scale Its India Business by 3X

auther Prerna Lidhoo calendar18 Sep 2026

India is emerging as a key growth engine for ZF as the company broadens its role from a component supplier to a mobility...