Welcome to my blog! In this post, I’ll be reviewing the Volvo EX30, a new electric-only subcompact car that is a recent addition to Volvo’s lineup. The car is available in two versions: a 268bhp single-motor version and a 422bhp twin-motor version. The twin-motor version can go from 0-62mph in just 3.6 seconds. The car has a range of 275 miles and can charge from 10% to 80% in 27 minutes. The EX30 is a crossover, but it’s smaller than most crossovers. It has a tall hatch and is slightly jacked up with black plastic cladding and rugged tires. The car is low-carbon, safe, good-looking, comfy, decent to drive, quick or crazy-quick. The interior has some canny storage spaces and a choice of tasteful sets of trim material. The interior is minimalistic and packed with tech. However, the screen system can be infuriating. The car is priced between £33,740 and £44,440. The monthly cost of leasing the car starts from £420.69. I hope you enjoy reading this post
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What is the Volvo EX30?
The Volvo EX30 is a smaller car than Volvo has produced in decades. It’s an electric-only vehicle that Volvo calls a crossover, but it’s just a tall hatch
What are the specs of the Volvo EX30?
The Volvo EX30 is available with a single 268bhp motor that powers the rear wheels or with two motors for a total of 422bhp and four-wheel drive. Both are available with the same 64kWh (usable) battery that you get in the but the lower-powered EX30 can also be ordered with a 49kWh battery, bringing the price down
What is the price of the Volvo EX30?
The price of the Volvo EX30 ranges from £33,740 to £44,440
What are the pros and cons of the Volvo EX30?
The Volvo EX30 is a low-carbon, safe, good-looking, comfy, decent-to-drive, and quick or crazy-quick car. However, it has an absolutely infuriating screen system and a cramped backseat
When will the Volvo EX30 be available?
The Volvo EX30 is expected to be available in 2024