Volvo Trucks deliveries strong in January

CCJ Staff (CCJ)

Feb 24, 2005

Volvo Trucks delivered 7,560 trucks January 2005.

This is a 31 percent increase over January 2004.

North American market deliveries increased by 71 percent to 2,487 units.

European market deliveries increased by 12 percent to an amount of 2,961 trucks.

Deliveries in the U.S. increased by 81 percent to 2,289 trucks.

Compared with the corresponding period in 2004, deliveries rose 12 percent in South America and 46 percent in Asia and the Middle East.

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