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Interested customers will be able to pre-book the EV from August 20, 2025, by paying a fully refundable token amount.
Volvo EX30. (Photo: Shahrukh Shah/ News)
The Swedish carmaker Volvo has been making efforts in the Indian market to enhance its product line lately. To capture the mass market, the company has introduced a new offering called EX30, an electric mid-size SUV.
The model is scheduled to be launched in the country by the end of September, while deliveries are expected to start at the beginning of October this year. Interested customers will be able to pre-book the EV from August 20, 2025, by paying a fully refundable token amount.
Expected Price
The company has not revealed the price details as of now. However, it is highly expected that it might fall somewhere between Rs 45 lakh to Rs 50 lakh. Scroll down to see the road, presence, and some of the important key details of EX30.
Road Presence
Aesthetically, EX30 comes with the company’s signature style statement from the front fascia, featuring a futuristic, fully LED headlight setup, paired with integrated DRLs. The road presence surely is a head-turner, a big thanks to sloping rooflines and bold yet sophisticated design from the outside.
At the rear, the company tried something experimental, and somehow succeeded by giving a latest design taillight with a connected light bar. Chrome-finished ‘Volvo’ lettering has been given at the centre, while EX-30 badging shines below on the left side.
Features
When it comes to the features, the list is quite long. From a massive panoramic sunroof to active high beam to NFC key card, it has it all. To make it as militaristic as possible, the brand has used only a single display unit that controls almost everything inside the cabin.
Battery, Power, Range, And Top Speed
At the heart, EX30 comes with a 69 kWh single motor version only. It will be offered in a rear-wheel drive system, which will generate a maximum power of 268 BHP and a robust 343 Nm of peak torque. These figures allow the EV to do a 0 to 100 km/h sprint in just 5.3 seconds with a top speed of 180 km/h.
As far as the range is concerned, the company claims that the battery is powerful enough to offer an impressive WLTP range of 480 km on a single charge.
Shahrukh Shah, Sub-Editor at News18, loves to write about everything that moves on wheels. With years of experience and the required skill sets, he is contributing to the auto section, where he let people know …Read More
Shahrukh Shah, Sub-Editor at News18, loves to write about everything that moves on wheels. With years of experience and the required skill sets, he is contributing to the auto section, where he let people know … Read More
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