Malhotra estimates that the company could close the year (2022) at around 1,900-2,000 cars which, in his view, will be a "decent growth" considering the supply-chain constraints. Volvo has planned to go all-electric by 2030 in a phased manner. As part of this, Volvo Car India has already transitioned its India lineup to complete petrol mild-hybrids this month.
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