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... given that it has Polestar (a subsidiary) that is all-EV? (And Polestar even shares an EV platform with Volvo.)

You have to go down 21 spots in Volvo’s list of press releases to even see mention of a non-EV Volvo in the summaries.
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I think maybe they believe that's where the momentum and marketing future is going.
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