Volvo V60

The Volvo V60 is a luxury station wagon that embodies Scandinavian design and safety. Originally launched by Volvo Cars in 2010, it represents the heart of the brand's premium estate segment. While the brand is culturally and historically Swedish, its corporate structure has transitioned over the decades to satisfy global market demands.

Currently, the V60 is primarily manufactured at Volvo’s flagship Torslanda plant in Gothenburg, Sweden, and the Ghent factory in Belgium. These facilities handle the bulk of production for the European and North American markets. Additional assembly for specific regional needs occurs at facilities in Malaysia.

Following its independence from AB Volvo and a period under Ford Motor Company, Volvo Cars was acquired in 2010 by Geely Holding Group. This ownership has allowed the brand to maintain its Swedish identity and design headquarters while leveraging massive investment and manufacturing capabilities in China. As of 2026, Volvo continues to move toward a fully electric future under Geely's ultimate ownership.