Details revealed: 2023 Volvo EX30

BY JEFFREY GIBBS

Volvo continues to lead the way in electrification with its latest release - a zero-emission small SUV called EX30. With the introduction of this new model Volvo takes another stride towards selling only electric vehicles in Australia within the next few years.

Stephen Connor revealed that with their latest vehicle release - The EX30 - Volvo has joined a rapidly expanding segment in Australia: small luxury SUVs with full electric capabilities.

Three variants of vehicles are set to be sold by Volvo Australia at a starting price point of around $59k and the maximum price reaches close to about $70k.

Lower costs of particular models make them eligible for lucrative benefits from State Government Incentives that may cut down on your overall

Drive-Away Price. While the Extended Range Plus and Ultra models come with one electric motor generating around200Kw coupled with high torques resonating at approximately343NM

,the Performance model opts for two motors offering total horsepower worth over309 KW on tap complemented by intense torques totaling around543 NM. With a capacity of 69kWh that powers both Extended Range versions and dual motor variant ,all models offer a good range upto400 km.

The automaker declares that the small-size SUV represents its latest and greenest model so far.

Wool and denim fabrics from discarded fashion products are utilized instead of leather to create a more environmentally conscious vehicle.

In addition to various advanced technologies on board,the EX30 contains a comprehensive suite of safety features.

You’ll find a 12 You have the option of using wireless Apple CarPlay

The conventional stereo surround-sound configuration has been substituted by a soundbar that extends across the whole dashboard.

The same wireless update process that is used by smartphones is used to update this software

With the help of a downloaded digital key on their smartphone,the owners will have access to unlocking and starting their car without using traditional keys.

The dedicated electric car platform used in making the EX30 ensures that although smaller in size when compared with the current Volvo XC40 and C40 Recharge models , it has just as much interior space.

Older cars that were not intended for electric motors and batteries have them added later on.

By using a dedicated EV platform with advanced packaging design electrical cars can have more spacious interiors.

Wheel power propels each corner of the car and there are no conventional transmissions or exhuast systems present. Beneath a smooth surface lies the housing for the batteries.

Five year/unlimited km protection covers all types of vehicles with service appointments scheduled only twice in a year.