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Volvo Cars wants to be climate-neutral by 2040, and it already has two climate-neutral production facilities. Its next target is a difficult one: steel. The automaker has partnered with Swedish company SSAB, which manufactures “fossil-free” steel using hydrogen instead of coal, for a limited amount of the material to be used in a concept car as early as 2025.
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