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In a move securing long-term stability for its retail financing, Volvo Cars has renewed its strategic partnership with Bank of America, ensuring the banking giant will continue to manage Volvo Car Financial Services through the year 2030. The early renewal, finalized in November, underscores the strength and mutual benefit of the existing relationship.
The agreement means Bank of America will remain the exclusive provider for a comprehensive suite of financial services for Volvo's North American operations. This includes facilitating consumer vehicle loans and leases, along with offering commercial financing solutions for the brand's retailer network. The seamless continuation is designed to provide consistency for both customers and dealers.
Volvo Car Financial Services emphasized that the early renewal guarantees operational continuity and a reliable foundation for future growth. For retailers and customers, the transition is expected to be smooth, with no immediate changes to processes or services anticipated. The extended partnership allows both companies to focus on enhancing the customer experience and supporting Volvo's ambitious electrification strategy in the crucial North American market for the remainder of the decade.
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