Volvo Models

This Volvo nameplate corresponds to the second-generation S90 sedan’s D4 diesel application in the European type-approval/registration system. The S90 itself was unveiled in late 2015 and introduced to markets in 2016...

This Volvo hybrid bus chassis was introduced as part of the company’s early push into commercial electrified public transport. In Asia-Pacific, Volvo announced the B5RH in 2012 and brought it into operation in Perth i...

Volvo’s BRLH nameplate belongs to the company’s hybrid low-floor bus family, first shown as the B5L Hybrid Double Deck and then developed into the better-known B5LH designation. The model emerged from Volvo Buses’ ear...

Volvo’s BXR was a city-bus nameplate associated with the company’s China-market urban transport push around the Expo 2010 period. Contemporary reporting described it as a 10.5-meter city bus developed specifically for...

Publicly available Volvo sources and U.S. manufacturer registry data show this as a Volvo bus-related model code, but they do not clearly identify a distinct marketed nameplate or provide a verifiable first or final m...

BXXR is Volvo’s internal coach-chassis designation for the modern premium rear-engine platform that debuted with the B13R in 2009. The series marked a new generation of Volvo coach hardware, replacing the earlier B12B...

The C30 was Volvo’s compact three-door hatchback aimed at buyers who wanted a smaller, more expressive alternative to the brand’s traditional sedans and wagons. Launched for the 2006 model year, it marked Volvo’s entr...

The C40 was Volvo Cars’ first model conceived and launched as a purely electric vehicle, introduced in 2021 as a coupe-style crossover positioned alongside the XC40 Recharge. It carried Volvo’s familiar compact-SUV fo...

Volvo’s C70 nameplate began as a sporty two-door coupé developed with a clear emphasis on style, comfort, and grand touring character rather than outright aggression. The original C70 Coupé arrived in the mid-1990s an...

This database entry spans two distinct compact models from the same Swedish brand’s modern niche-car era. The C70 name first appeared in 1996 as a stylish four-seat coupé, with a convertible variant arriving the follo...

This Volvo truck designation refers to the company’s medium- and heavy-duty conventional cab layout, where the cab sits behind the engine rather than over it. In the available vehicle-registration records, the name ap...

This Volvo cab-over truck designation belongs to the company’s heavy-duty European truck era, when cab-over-engine layouts dominated long-haul and vocational commercial vehicles. The nameplate appears in VIN and model...

I could not confidently verify a distinct Volvo nameplate called “Cab Over Engine LT” from authoritative Volvo sources, so the production years for this exact database record are left unset. Volvo’s truck history does...

This nameplate was introduced for model year 2024, when Volvo Cars renamed the fully electric C40 Recharge to EC40 as part of a broader move to standardize its electric model naming. The change did not mark a new vehi...

Introduced in 2023 as a 2024 model-year vehicle, this nameplate marked Volvo’s entry into the small premium electric SUV segment and became the brand’s smallest SUV. It was revealed in Milan and quickly positioned as ...

The EX30 Cross Country is Volvo’s adventure-oriented version of the EX30, a small fully electric SUV that was unveiled in February 2025 and marketed as part of the 2026 model-year lineup. It extends Volvo’s long-runni...

Volvo introduced this nameplate for the 2025 model year as the renamed version of its fully electric XC40 Recharge, aligning it with the company’s newer EV naming scheme. It is a compact, fully electric SUV positioned...

This all-new battery-electric midsize SUV marks a major turning point in Volvo’s product strategy. Introduced in 2026 for the 2027 model year, it arrived as the brand’s first fully electric vehicle in the premium mids...

This all-electric flagship SUV was unveiled in late 2022 as the company’s first model built on a new electric-first architecture and positioned as a major step in its transition to a fully electric future. Although th...

This was a special narrow-cab export derivative of Volvo’s heavy F12 range, created to meet markets with stricter width limits, especially Switzerland. Rather than using the standard F12 sleeper cab, Volvo paired the ...

This was a market-specific Volvo medium-duty truck variant that paired the F6 chassis with the taller F7 cab. It belonged to the Club of Four era of Volvo cab-over trucks, when the company adapted a shared cab design ...

This Volvo nameplate spans two distinct production eras. The original compact sedan arrived for the 1995 model year and was part of Volvo’s then-new small-car program, developed with Mitsubishi and built in Born, the ...

Introduced for the 2001 model year, this midsize Volvo sedan marked an important styling and market shift for the brand. It replaced the S70-era sedan and was launched as a more flowing, sporty alternative to Volvo’s ...

This nameplate was introduced for the 2016 model year as an unusual sedan-based Cross Country variant, extending Volvo’s long-running all-road concept beyond wagons for the first time. Revealed in early 2015 and then ...