Volvo has completely ditched all diesel-powered cars. The last low-revving V60 and XC90 rolled off the line this month, thus marking the end of an important era
The final Volvo vehicle with a diesel engine is a blue XC90 assembled at the Torslanda factory in Sweden. It's heading to the company's museum in Gothenburg.
The XC90 sport utility vehicle rolled off the line at the Torslanda plant in Sweden on Tuesday evening. Volvo Car is phasing out the technology just as global demand for electric vehicles is cooling, though it’ll still make cars with gasoline engines.