The net profit of the Swedish automaker Volvo Car AB (Volvo Cars) for 2025 amounted to SEK 15.93 billion. This is reported in the Volvo Car press release.
Adjusted operating profit reached SEK 12.5 billion with an EBIT margin of 3.5%, while free cash flow reached SEK 2.4 billion due to effective management against the backdrop of a difficult macroeconomic situation. According to the reports, the net loss reached 2.97 billion Swedish kronor (280 million euros) compared to 2024.
Global sales of Volvo Cars in 2025 decreased by 7% to 710 thousand vehicles compared to 2024. In particular, sales in Europe fell by 10% to 333 thousand, in China — by 4% to 149.5 thousand, in the USA — by 3% to 122 thousand. At the same time, the share of electric vehicles increased to 46%, becoming one of the highest rates among luxury automakers. The most popular models of 2025 were the XC60 (231 thousand cars sold), XC40/EX40 (166.9 thousand) and XC90.
At the end of the year, the company recorded an increase in demand for electric and hybrid vehicles, which increased global sales by 2% in December to 75,000 vehicles. The company has reduced CO2 emissions by 31% per vehicle, in line with a target reduction of 30-35% by 2025.
Despite the difficult market situation, Volvo Cars has demonstrated business resilience, taking into account the strengthening of the Swedish krona, new US customs duties and a change in strategy in the electric vehicle manufacturing sector.
Volvo Cars intends to focus on cost control and operational efficiency to ensure sustainable growth based on a balance between financial stability and environmental initiatives.
Volvo Car AB (Volvo Cars) is a Swedish manufacturer of cars under the Volvo brand. The headquarters is located in Gothenburg (Sweden). Previously, the company was part of the Volvo group, since 1999 it has belonged to the Ford group, since 2010 to the Geely holding company.
