Volvo Cars maintained strong sales in November, with global volumes up 11.6% compared with November 2018.

The company sold a total of 62,550 cars during the month, as it continued to grow faster than the industry in three key regions: the USA, China and Europe.

The double digit growth in November was on the back of continued high demand for Volvo’s award-winning SUVs, with the XC60 the highest-selling car for the company in the month, followed by the XC40 and the XC90 (www.media.volvocars.com).

The V60 estate, the V60 Cross Country and the S60 sedan also contributed to the volume growth.

European sales in November grew by 5.3% (compared with November 2018) to 29,261 cars, while sales in China were up 26.7% to 14,502 cars.

The strong growth in the region was led by the demand for the locally produced XC60, the S90 and the XC40.

The company’s global sales in the first 11 months of 2019 amounted to 631,213 cars, compared with 582,096 for the first 11 months of 2018, a growth of 8.4%.

This put Volvo Cars on course to set a new global sales record in 2019.