Volvo Automobiles UK has confirmed it has stopped taking orders for its S60, V60 and V90 fashions because it turns into an SUV-only model.

The Swedish automotive maker dropped its S90 saloon again in June, together with plug-in hybrid variations of the XC40.

Volvo’s shrunken line up now consists of the C40, XC40, XC60 and XC90.

It is going to shortly be expanded with the addition of the EX30, whereas the EX90 flagship will launch in 2024.

A press release issued by Volvo stated: “We proceed to quickly rework our product provide, which implies not solely shifting in direction of full electrification, but in addition shifting to new platforms and applied sciences throughout all our vehicles.

“We are going to naturally must evolve and consolidate our line-up as we prioritise absolutely electrical vehicles and make this technological transition. In consequence, now we have eliminated additional fashions from the UK line-up.”

The automotive maker added that demand for its saloon and property fashions had fallen to “very low ranges” within the UK.

Within the first half of 2023, Volvo registered virtually 25,000 new vehicles within the UK. The model’s saloon and property fashions accounted for lower than 10% of gross sales.