
Manufacturing its electric cars in China makes a lot of sense as the country has the world's largest sales market for electrified cars and has ambitious targets to expand sales of fully electric and hybrid cars in order to address congestion and air quality issues in its cities.
"Volvo Cars fully supports the Chinese government's call for cleaner air as outlined in the latest five-year plan. It is fully in-line with our own core values of environmental care, quality and safety," said Hakan Samuelsson, CEO of Volvo Cars. "We believe that electrification is the answer to sustainable mobility."
CMA platform for a fully electric car 
Being modular, it can be used for different types of vehicles, particularly those with hybrid and fully electric powertrains. CMA will also be used for some Geely models as well models in the new Lynk & Co brand (also by Geely).
By 2020, Volvo expects electric vehicles to account for 10% of total sales and has a commitment to sell a total of 1 million electrified cars (including hybrids like the XC90) by 2025. The Swedish carmaker (part of the Geely group) also plans to offer plug-in hybrid versions of every model in its range.
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Source: First all-electric Volvo car will be made in China for world market



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