New Volvo EX30 Electric 2024

New Volvo EX30 Electric 2024.

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Volvo EX30 69 kWh AWD 2024
Starting price: 36800 CHF / 41076 $ / 37626 Euro
Acceleration 0 - 100 km/h 3.6 sec
Maximum speed: 180 km/h
Electric and hybrid car specifications
Gross battery capacity: 69 kWh
Net (usable) battery capacity: 64 kWh
Battery technology: Lithium nickel manganese cobalt oxides (Li-NMC)
Battery location: under the floor
Fully electric range (WLTP): 460 km
Electric motor 1
Electric motor power 156 HP | 200 Nm
Electric motor location: front axle, transverse
Electric motor type: Synchronous
Electric motor 2
Electric motor power 272 HP | 343 Nm
Electric motor location: rear axle, transverse
Electric motor type: Synchronous
System power: 428 HP | 543 Nm
Trunk space: 234 l - 904 l
Length: 4233 mm
Width: 1837 mm
Width with folded mirrors: 1940 mm
Width including mirrors: 2032 mm
Height: 1549 mm
Wheelbase: 2650 mm
Ground clearance: 165 mm
Drag Coefficient(Cd): 0.28
Turning circle: 11 m
All-wheel drive (4x4)
1 speed, automatic transmission
Front suspension Spring Strut, McPherson independent type, transverse stabilizer
Rear Suspension Spring Strut, Independent Multi-link Suspension, Transverse Stabilizer
It’s our smallest ever SUV, but the forthcoming, all-electric Volvo EX30 is big on safety, thanks to our 96 years of leadership and innovation in this area. We’re a leader in safety, always have been and always will be, and we will not lower our own bar for safety in the EX30 – it looks after both you and others in hectic urban environments.

For example, on busy city roads a car door opening inadvertently into the path of a cyclist is responsible for a significant number of cycling crashes. So-called dooring accidents make up as much as a fifth of all reported bike accidents in some cities, and according to Cycling UK, 60 people on average are killed or seriously injured by car doors each year in the UK alone.

To help reduce such incidents, our forthcoming Volvo EX30 is equipped with a door opening alert, which can warn you through visual and audio cues whenever you’re about to open the door in front of a passing cyclist or other traffic user.

The door opening alert is one of several features of our Safe Space Technology on the fully electric Volvo EX30 that illustrate how we’ve applied our high safety standards to our new small SUV. It’s designed to be city-safe with technology specifically aimed at protecting people in busy urban environments.

“We have long had a focus on safety in city environments where cars share space with pedestrians and cyclists,” said Åsa Haglund, the head of our Safety Centre. “With the Volvo EX30 we are taking city safety to the next level, creating a small SUV that is your perfect companion for a comfortable driving experience, while it looks after you and other people on the busy streets of modern cities.”

State-of-the-art protective safety

As the smallest ever SUV from Volvo Cars, the new EX30 is as safe as you’d expect from a Volvo car. Founded in our unique safety knowledge and research from real-world accidents, the EX30 is designed to help protect its driver and passengers in the event of a crash. It does so through state-of-the-art restraint technology, as well as top-notch structural design that fulfills our ambitious in-house safety requirements – designed to prepare our cars for various real-world scenarios.

Protecting people inside the car in case of a crash has always been a top priority for us. The structural design of the EX30 reflects our commitment via strengthening of the safety cage, the A, B and C pillars, as well as the roof.

Inside the EX30, a new advanced driver alert system comes as standard and looks out for you when you’re not at your best. In addition to the hands-on detection in the steering wheel, the car also has a special sensor, running on powerful algorithms and located behind the steering wheel, that detects eye and face movements around 13 times per second. This way, the EX30 can try to understand if you’re distracted, drowsy or otherwise inattentive, even if you might not have realised it yourself.

In short, as with any Volvo car, the new EX30 is equipped with a broad suite of active safety and driver support systems. We’ll share more details on all the safety and driver support tech inside the EX30 at reveal.

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