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  2. List of automobile manufacturers of Sweden - Wikipedia

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    Company Owner Notes Koenigsegg (1994–present) [1]Lynk & Co (2016–present): Geely: Collaboration between Volvo Cars and its parent company Geely: Polestar (2017–present): Geely through Volvo Cars in 2015

  3. Automotive industry in Sweden - Wikipedia

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    Swedish aircraft manufacturer AB Thulinverken in Landskrona started building automobiles in 1920. The car was based on a design from German manufacturer AGA. [6] The production was limited and when Volvo started production in 1927 Thulin left the automobile industry after some 500 cars had been built. [7]

  4. Category : Defunct motor vehicle manufacturers of Sweden

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  5. 19 Discontinued Cars We Still Miss - AOL

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    3. Volvo C70 (2013) This two-door coupe and convertible enjoyed a fairly long run for the Swedish automaker, first arriving stateside as a 1998 model.

  6. Polestar 5 Confirmed to Launch in 2025, Polestar 7 SUV Announced

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    Polestar, the Swedish automaker spun off from Volvo in 2017, is planning a rapid expansion of its lineup of numerically named EVs. Last year came the Polestar 3 , a sleek compact SUV with potent ...

  7. Car giants are being forced to confront some hard truths over ...

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    The Swedish automaker said it now aims for between 90% and 100% of its car sales to be fully electric or plug-in hybrid models by 2030. The company now says that up to 10% of its sales will ...

  8. Volvo Cars - Wikipedia

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    Although it was rumoured that Volkswagen would buy Volvo Cars, and despite initial denials, the company Geely Holding Group was ultimately selected to take over the Swedish automaker. [30] Geely Holding allegedly bid about US$1.5 billion to take over Volvo, with Goldman Sachs investing HK$2.59 billion (US$334 million) in the holding company.

  9. Scania-Vabis L10 - Wikipedia

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    During the Second World War Scania-Vabis’ entire production went to the Swedish Armed Forces and other public institutions. The company designed a new generation of trucks for post war times, when the pent-up demand for new trucks was expected to boom. The first post-war model, L10, was introduced in 1944. [2]