What do our labels mean?
2024 Transformation Award Finalist
Green Stamp
ISO 14001 – Environmental Management System
ISO 9001 – Quality Management System
The road to climate neutral
We want to be climate neutral by 2040 – it’s the biggest challenge we’ve ever faced. We’re part of the problem. So it’s our responsibility to change what we do and how we do it. Let’s all be part of the solution. We want to provide you with the freedom to move in a personal, sustainable and safe way. To help protect the world we share, we must do more than merely electrify our cars. We’re committed to rethinking sustainability in our operations, in our cars and in society. While all care has been taken to ensure the information is correct, please note this information was last updated November, 2022.
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Volvo Sustainability Actions
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2018
Living Seawall Initiative
Over the last 200 years, more than half of the vibrant marine habitats in Sydney Harbour has been replaced with flat man-made seawalls, which support lower biodiversity and drives creatures from their natural habitats. The "Living Seawall" initiative saw Volvo partner with the Sydney Institute of Marine Science to create one of the world's largest Living Seawalls, which saw the return of 91 distinct species and has transformed the previously bare seawalls into a flourishing habitat that will help clean our oceans for decades to come.
2019
Globally, all models available in an electrified version
2021
The end of diesel for Volvo in Australia
As part of an ongoing ambition towards being fully electric by 2026 in Australia, we decided that diesel engines have no place in our future as a sustainable company.
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