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Small in size. Large for life. Volvo launches EX30 100% electric SUV in Australia

8/06/2023

Volvo has launched the new EX30, its smallest ever electric SUV which boasts the smallest carbon footprint of any Volvo produced to date.
EX30 combines the best elements of Volvo's distinctive Scandinavian 'living room' design with industry leading safety features, and the latest Apple CarPlay and voice-activated Google functionalities as standard.
In keeping with Volvo's commitment to produce electric only cars by 2030, EX30 is 100% electric.
The smooth, powerful electric powertrain of the Volvo EX30 is at the heart of the driving experience. Read More >>
Space, smart storage, intuitive tech: the all-electric Volvo EX30 small SUV embodies the best of Scandinavian design

1/06/2023

The new, fully electric Volvo EX30 is not just designed for safety and increased sustainability, it also aims to make your life more convenient, more relaxing and more enjoyable through cutting-edge tech and considerate Scandinavian design.
Our new small SUV has a stylish interior that embraces sustainable thinking, while carefully crafted compilations of materials enhance the distinct graphic design of the interior. With recycled and renewable materials such as denim, flax and wool, as well as a variety of expressive colours and textures, our interior has responsible design at its core. Read More >>
The fully electric Volvo EX30 small SUV takes city safety to a new level

19/05/2023

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. Read More >>