Car Torque: Volvo expects S90 sedan will lift sales in China
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Volvo chief executive Hakan Samuelsson says his company is pinning its hopes for continued successes in the world’s busiest automotive market, China, on an all-new executive sedan due next year.
Geely’s Volvo Car Group is anticipating the new S90 model will continue to drive Volvo sales in China,
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Car Torque: Volvo expects S90 sedan will lift sales in China
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