Volvo’s CEO says a future with an estate car in the lineup isn’t hard to imagine. The brand will instead focus on different versions of SUVs and sedans. This year it’s unveiling five new models and none are of the wagon variety it seems.

Volvo still offers its lifted Cross Country versions of wagons to those of us stateside with the V60 Cross Country and V90 Cross Country. However, the hot V60 Polestar Engineered just got the axe, and the non-CC version of the V90 has been g0ne for a while. Rowan continued by explaining why wagons are going away.

There was a time when the Volvo name was intrinsically linked to boxy station wagons. Even now, mention the Gothenburg brand and enthusiasts would immediately imagine either a 240 GL longroof stuffed with Ikea flat