VOLVO
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Swedish group founded in 1927 whose car division passed from Ford to Geely, while trucks and buses stayed with AB Volvo.
- Founded
- 1927
- Headquarters
- Gothenburg, Sweden
- Volvo Cars
- Owned by Geely Holding Group since 2010
- Listed
- Stockholm Stock Exchange, 1935
AB Volvo was founded in 1927 and first listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange in 1935; it was also listed on NASDAQ from 1985 to 2007. Its core activity today is the production of trucks, buses and construction equipment.
Volvo Cars, also based in Gothenburg, belonged to AB Volvo until 1999, when it was sold to Ford. Since 2010 it has been owned by Geely Holding Group, and the two companies share the Volvo logo.
- 1927AB Volvo founded
- 1935Listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange
- 1999Volvo Cars sold to Ford
- 2010Geely Holding Group acquires Volvo Cars
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VOLVO Volvo PV60: the first post-war Volvo six
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VOLVO Volvo 8500 and 7500: aluminium-bodied city and intercity buses
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VOLVO Volvo ÖV4: the first Volvo, and the day it drove backwards
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VOLVO Volvo 7900: the hybrid and electric city bus
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VOLVO Volvo FE: the medium-duty truck for distribution work
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VOLVO Volvo L3314 Laplander: the Swedish army’s little off-roader
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VOLVO Volvo 7700: the full low-floor city bus from Finland and Poland
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VOLVO Volvo B12: Volvo’s first large coach chassis with a vertical engine
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VOLVO Volvo FM: the medium-height cab for distribution and construction
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VOLVO Volvo F10, F12 and F16: the flagships of the 1980s
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VOLVO Volvo VN and VNL: the American long-nose Volvo
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VOLVO Volvo B9S: the mid-engined articulated city bus chassis
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VOLVO Volvo PV444 and PV544: the cars that made Volvo
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VOLVO Volvo VESC: the 1972 safety car that shaped the 240
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VOLVO Volvo Titan: the heavy truck that became the F88
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VOLVO Volvo PV800 Series: the Sugga taxi and the TP21 off-roader
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VOLVO Volvo B10M: the mid-engined chassis that ruled British coaches
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VOLVO Volvo B10L: the rear-engined low-floor bus chassis
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VOLVO Volvo B58: the mid-engined chassis that circled the world
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VOLVO Volvo Viking: the eight-tonne truck of the 1950s