Peter Voorhoeve recently passed his first anniversary as president of Volvo Trucks North America after five years running Volvo Group’s (OTC: VLVLY) Australian operations. During his brief tenure, Volvo’s market share is down nearly a percentage point. But he isn’t sweating it. “For me, market share is a result, not an objective,” Voorhoeve said in an interview with FreightWaves at a recent Technology Day program at Volvo’s New River Valley assembly plant in Dublin, Virginia. “We strive for customer success and satisfaction.” Volvo’s North America’s 9.6% share was down 0.7% at the end of July compared with 10.3% in the same period a year earlier. But the company projects Class 8 retail sales of 35,000 for the full year, the highest since 2015. “I want to show Volvo Trucks North America is geared up for more, and whatever that can be without being ridiculous (and saying) ‘Oh, we have to have so much percent’ because I don’t believe in it,” he said. “I want to be the best business partner. I want our customers to be the most successful because then automatically, they’ll do more business with me.” Consistent investment Volvo is not seeking a partnership like Navistar International Corp….