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2017 Porsche Cayenne S E-Hybrid Platinum Test Drive Review

Another excellent report from Jeff Cobb's team: June 2017 Dashboard

I throughly recommend reading his summary.

	model	06/15/17	05/15/17	04/15/17	03/15/17
1	Fusion Hybrid	5697	5671	4509	5865
2	Prius Liftback	5476	6064	5802	5798
3	Transit Diesel	3789	4830	4025	4258
4	RAV4	3709	4070	3516	3497
5	Model S	2200	1700	1200	3100
6	Niro Hybrid	2188	2660	2939	2704
7	Model X	2100	1800	900	2500
8	Accord Hybrid	1799	1976	1787	1843
9	Volt	1745	1817	1807	2132
10	Bolt	1642	1566	1292	978
11	Prius Prime	1619	1908	1819	1618
12	Leaf	1506	1392	1063	1478
13	Highlander Hybrid	1478	1514	1663	1587
14	Camry Hybrid	1355	1711	1513	1658
15	Ioniq Hybrid	1348	1752	1297	327
16	C-Max Hybrid	966	880	720	671
17	C-Max Energi	936	950	720	662
18	Prius C	867	1121	1161	1385
19	Colorado Diesel	784	666	753	722
20	Prius V	773	929	926	960
21	Sonata	741	848	1115	1082
22	Fusion Energi	707	1000	905	1002
23	RX 400 / 450 h	655	747	615	713
24	CT200h	615	825	794	841
25	i3	567	506	516	703
26	Golf Sportwagon Diesel	565	1819	1819	...

Volvo Cars to go all electric - Volvo Car Group Global Media Newsroom

Misleading title on the press release, but it basically boils down to... between 48 volt mild hybrids (it's better than not having any hybrid system, even if a full hybrid would be better), PHEVs, and BEVs (five of which they're claiming will be released between 2019 and 2021), Volvo will not launch any ICE-only models in 2019 or later.