By 2030, it expects electrified cars to represent between 90-100 per cent of global sales volumes. The remaining 10 per cent will allow for a limited number of mild hybrid models to be sold, if needed. These adjusted electrification ambitions also lead to new CO2 reduction ambitions, which remain leading for the automotive industry. Volvo Cars now aims to reduce its CO2 footprint per car by 30-35 per cent by 2025 versus a 2018 baseline, which is an important step towards a CO2 reduction per car of 65-75 per cent by 2030. The company will continue to work together with its suppliers to bring down emissions from materials and from its operations, including its supply chain and logistics networks. (Pic – Typhoonski/Dreamstime)