Volvo has registered a trademark in Russia until 2035
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- The Swedish company Volvo has registered a trademark in Russia, the rights to which will be valid until December 2035.
- Registration protects the brand from counterfeiting, but does not mean the resumption of sales.
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Why It Matters
The Swedish company Volvo has registered a trademark in Russia through Rospatent for a period of 10 years.
The Swedish company Volvo has registered a trademark in Russia, the rights to which will be valid until December 2035. This was reported by RIA Novosti with reference to data from Rospatent.
The company filed an application for registration in December 2025. Rospatent made a positive decision and registered the trademark in September 2026 for a period of 10 years.
Under the registered trademark, the company will be able to sell cars and trucks, cargo lifts, engines and motors for land transport in Russia. Registration also applies to repair and maintenance services for machinery.
Retention of trademark rights does not mean the resumption of official car sales in Russia. Registration allows copyright holders to protect brands from use by third-party companies and sales of products under the guise of original ones.
Open Questions
- Is Volvo planning to return to the Russian market in the future?
