If you’re thinking about stepping into the premium EV world without going overboard on price, the Volvo EX30 could be your match. The Volvo EX30 electric SUV might just be the one. Expected to arrive in India by late 2025, this compact SUV is going to be Volvo’s most affordable electric car yet. And while the exact launch date is still under wraps, word is that a soft launch could happen as early as August 2025.

This is Volvo’s push to make luxury EV ownership more accessible in India, and EX30 leads that charge.

Design That Says Premium, Size That Fits the City

The Volvo EX30 brings a crisp, modern look with strong Scandinavian cues. It sports a neat front fascia with a sealed grille and sharp “Thor’s Hammer” LED lights – a signature Volvo touch that nods to its bigger siblings. At the back it has slatted LED taillamps that add flair without fuss.

Inside it’s an airy, sustainable cabin. Volvo has gone heavy on recycled materials and smart space usage. In the middle is a large 12.3-inch vertical touchscreen, running on a Google-based OS – fully loaded with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support.

Performance That Matches The Style

The India-spec EX30 is expected to be based on Geely’s SEA architecture and is likely to feature a larger 69 kWh NMC battery for extended range and strong performance. Here’s what you can expect:

• Single-Motor RWD: Around 268 bhp with a WLTP range of up to 476 km
• Dual-Motor AWD: A punchy 422 bhp and about 450 km of range

Both will have DC fast charging up to 150 kW, so top-ups will be quick on highway runs.

Built in India, Priced to Disrupt the Segment

Volvo is actively exploring plans to assemble the EX30 locally at its Hosakote facility near Bengaluru, aiming to keep prices competitive. If that happens expect prices to be in the ₹40–₹50 lakh range, taking on big names like the BMW iX1, Hyundai Ioniq 5, Kia EV6 and BYD Seal – but at a lower price.

Safety That’s Pure Volvo

As with every Volvo, safety isn’t an afterthought. The EX30 will have:

• ADAS
• Airbags
• 360-degree camera

All the things you’d expect from a car with a Volvo badge.

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Volvo EX30 Electric SUV FAQs

Will the Volvo EX30 be assembled in India?
Yes, Volvo is planning to assemble the EX30 at its Bengaluru plant to keep prices competitive.

How much will the Volvo EX30 cost in India?
₹40–₹50 lakh (ex-showroom) depending on variant and spec.

Verdict

The Volvo EX30 electric SUV is going to bring affordable luxury EV performance to Indian roads without compromising on safety, design or tech. For urban commuters who want a premium EV that’s not too big or too expensive, this one’s worth waiting for in 2025.