Volvo EX30: The Company's Cheapest Electric Car Debuts in Brazil

Volvo EX30: The Company’s Cheapest Electric Car Debuts in Brazil

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 09/07/2023 at 05:48

Fonte: Volvo

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Aiming at the Electric Car Sector, But Not Forgetting Technology and Affordable Price, the Swedish Company Will Bring the Volvo EX30 to Brazil.

Volvo has officially launched its next electric car, the Volvo EX30, which is coming to Brazil as the brand’s most affordable option. Positioned below the XC40, this compact SUV represents the second fully electric model developed by the Swedish automaker, marking the beginning of a new technological era for the company.

Meet the Volvo EX30, the Company’s New Electric Car

Motor and Battery of the Volvo EX30: Surprising Power and Range

One of the main mysteries surrounding the Volvo EX30 was its powertrain. Volvo developed an entirely new set for this compact SUV, offering different battery capacity options to customers.

Surprisingly, despite being smaller, the EX30 is more powerful than its larger siblings. The car will be available in several versions, with variations in power and range.

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The top-of-the-line EX30 uses the same battery as the extended-range version, but with two electric motors that total 433 hp and 55.3 kgf/m of torque.

Surprisingly, the range does not change significantly compared to the intermediate variant, offering an urban range of 635 km and 460 km in mixed conditions.

The EX30 accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in an impressive 3.6 seconds. According to Volvo, depending on the version, it is possible to achieve a fast charging rate of up to 153 kWh, allowing for 80% battery capacity in just 25 minutes.

The Volvo EX30 is a remarkable evolution compared to its larger siblings, the XC40 and C40. The concept of being a luxurious and sustainable electric car is even more evident in this model, making it the most environmentally friendly vehicle ever produced by Volvo.

Volvo EX30: The Company’s Cheapest Electric Car Debuts in Brazil

Aiming at the Electric Car Sector, But Not Forgetting Technology and Affordable Price, the Swedish Company Will Bring the Volvo EX30 to Brazil.

Meet the Volvo EX30, the Company’s New Electric Car

Motor and Battery of the Volvo EX30: Surprising Power and Range

Volvo’s New Electric Car Combines Technology and Sustainability in One Model

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Volvo EX30: The Company’s Cheapest Electric Car Debuts in Brazil

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