What Volvos Are Discontinuing in 2026?

The auto industry is evolving faster than ever, and Volvo is one of the manufacturers leading the charge toward a fully electric future. As part of that transformation, the Swedish automaker is reshaping its vehicle lineup — and that means saying goodbye to some familiar models in 2026.

If you’ve been eyeing a new Volvo sedan or wagon, 2025 might be your last chance to get one. Starting in 2026, Volvo’s focus in the U.S. will shift almost entirely toward SUVs and electric models, simplifying its portfolio and aligning with its goal of becoming a fully electric brand by 2030.

Here’s a detailed look at which Volvos are being discontinued in 2026, what’s changing, and what that means for Kunes Auto Group customers.

Volvo’s transformation isn’t just about dropping a few models — it’s part of a long-term strategy. The company is making good on its commitment to electrification by eliminating slower-selling sedans and wagons to focus on high-demand SUVs and EVs.

In 2025, Volvo’s lineup still includes a balanced mix of sedans, wagons, and SUVs. By 2026, that balance shifts decisively. Models like the S60, S90, and V90 are being phased out, while the EX30 and EX90 — both all-electric SUVs — take center stage.
Volvo’s reasoning is simple: American car buyers continue to prefer higher-riding, versatile vehicles. Instead of dividing resources across multiple body styles,

Volvo is doubling down on what its customers want most — SUVs with cutting-edge hybrid or fully electric powertrains.

For years, the Volvo S60 has been the brand’s sporty, stylish entry into the compact luxury sedan market. It offered a distinctive Scandinavian design, strong safety credentials, and available plug-in hybrid power.

However, the S60’s time in the U.S. market has come to an end. Volvo will discontinue the S60 after the 2025 model year, meaning there will be no 2026 version sold in America.

What This Means for Shoppers:

• If you love the precision and comfort of a sedan, the 2025 S60 is your final chance to buy one new.
• Expect remaining S60 inventory to move quickly as buyers seek to secure one before they’re gone.
• Pre-owned S60s will likely gain popularity as one of the last compact sedans offered by Volvo.

The S60’s exit also symbolizes the end of an era for Volvo — a brand once known for its understated sedans now shifting fully toward SUVs and electric innovation.

The elegant Volvo S90 served as Volvo’s full-size luxury sedan and a showcase for the brand’s craftsmanship. It combined timeless Scandinavian style with a calm, minimalist cabin and strong performance.

Yet even the flagship sedan hasn’t been spared in Volvo’s streamlining efforts. The S90 will not return for the 2026 model year in the U.S., closing the book on Volvo’s large-sedan chapter.

Volvo’s leadership recognizes that full-size sedans are a shrinking segment in North America. Buyers who once favored traditional luxury cars are moving toward electric SUVs and crossovers that offer similar refinement, but with added practicality and advanced technology.

• The 2025 model year represents the last opportunity to own a brand-new Volvo S90.
• If you want the serene ride and premium features of the S90, 2025 inventory will be your best — and last — chance.
• Expect Volvo to focus on electric SUVs like the EX90 to fill the premium space the S90 once occupied.

The S90’s retirement underscores Volvo’s transformation from a traditional luxury automaker into a modern electric mobility brand.

The Volvo V60 has long embodied the spirit of Volvo’s practical elegance. For decades, Volvo wagons represented safety, versatility, and a design that stood apart from the typical SUV crowd.

Unfortunately, the standard V60 wagon is being discontinued after 2025. The more rugged V60 Cross Country — which adds extra ground clearance and off-road styling — is expected to continue for a limited time, but even it could see changes beyond 2026.

While the V60 is beloved among loyal Volvo enthusiasts, the U.S. market for wagons is extremely small. Most shoppers who once considered wagons have shifted toward compact SUVs. By discontinuing the traditional V60, Volvo can focus on its electric SUV lineup without spreading production too thin.

• If you’ve always dreamed of owning a modern Volvo wagon, 2025 is your final year to get one.
• The V60 Cross Country may remain for now, but it’s expected to take on a smaller production role.
• Many customers are moving to the XC60 or XC40, both of which offer similar space and comfort with more capability.

For Volvo fans, the V60’s departure marks the sunset of an icon — the classic European wagon that once defined the brand’s identity.

The V90 Cross Country represents the pinnacle of Volvo’s wagon legacy — a luxurious, long-roofed vehicle designed for comfort, safety, and subtle capability. It was one of the last of its kind in the luxury market.

As Volvo reshapes its lineup, the V90 and V90 Cross Country will not return for 2026. Production for the U.S. market is ending, making the 2025 model year the last one available new.

Volvo’s decision to end the V90 series aligns with its global shift toward electrification and SUVs. Larger wagons no longer sell in high enough numbers to justify continued production for North America.

• If you value the unique combination of wagon practicality and luxury, act soon — inventory will be limited.
• For customers moving on from the V90, Volvo’s EX90 electric SUV offers similar space, technology, and safety in a more future-focused package.
• Dealers can expect rising demand for used V90 models as collectors and enthusiasts seek them out.

With the V90’s exit, Volvo’s long tradition of family-friendly wagons officially transitions into the electric SUV era.

Volvo’s 2026 lineup will look very different from what we’ve known in previous years. Instead of offering a wide range of sedans and wagons, Volvo is now positioning itself as a premium electric SUV brand.

Here’s what the near future holds:

• Volvo EX30: A compact all-electric SUV that brings fresh styling, impressive range, and modern technology to an affordable luxury segment.
• Volvo EX90: The new electric flagship SUV that will replace the XC90 as the brand’s halo model. It features three rows of seating, advanced safety systems, and cutting-edge electric performance.
• XC40 and XC60 Recharge: These plug-in hybrids and electric versions continue to bridge the gap for buyers not ready to go fully electric yet.
• Simplified Lineup: Expect fewer trims and options overall, as Volvo streamlines production for efficiency and clarity.

By 2030, Volvo plans to sell only fully electric vehicles, so the shift happening between 2025 and 2026 is a significant step in that journey.

If you’re a Volvo driver or considering one, these changes are important to keep in mind as you plan your next purchase.

For Buyers:

• Act now for discontinued models: The 2025 S60, S90, V60, and V90 are the final versions of their kind. Once 2026 models arrive, they’ll be gone from new inventory.
• Plan ahead for EV options: If you’re considering making the switch to an electric vehicle, Volvo’s 2026 lineup will offer some of the best entry points in the luxury EV segment.
• Resale value potential: Final-year sedans and wagons may hold special value among collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate Volvo’s traditional design.

For Dealers:

• Emphasize “last call” messaging for discontinued models — especially the S60 and V90.
• Highlight the seamless transition between outgoing models and new EVs, positioning Kunes Auto Group as a trusted guide during this shift.
• Prepare for growing consumer interest in the EX30 and EX90 as awareness builds throughout 2025.

Volvo’s decision to discontinue several long-running models isn’t a step backward — it’s a strategic move forward. The company is aligning its lineup with customer demand, sustainability goals, and a clear vision of the future.

While it’s bittersweet to see the S60, S90, and Volvo’s iconic wagons leave the U.S. market, it also marks the start of something exciting: an era of electrified innovation that redefines what a Volvo can be.

At Kunes Auto Group, we’re proud to represent a brand that’s bold enough to evolve. Whether you’re shopping for one of the final 2025 sedans or ready to embrace Volvo’s 2026 electric SUVs, our team is here to help you find your perfect match.

Visit your nearest Kunes Auto Group Volvo location to:

• Test drive the final 2025 models before they’re gone.
• Learn more about upcoming electric SUVs like the EX30 and EX90.
• Discover how Volvo’s latest safety and design innovations are shaping the road ahead.

Volvo’s evolution from 2025 to 2026 may mark the end of an era — but it’s also the beginning of a new one. The brand’s heritage of safety, innovation, and Scandinavian design continues, just in a new, electric form.