2025 Volvo EX30 price and specs

Select versions of the all-electric Volvo EX30 have been hit with nominal price rises for the 2025 model year, as the first vehicles begin to touch down on Australian roads.

The 2025 Volvo EX30 lineup continues to open at $59,990 plus on-road costs for the entry-level Single Motor Extended Plus variant, though the higher spec Single Motor Extended Ultra and Twin Performance Ultra have been hit with $1300 price rises.

No adjustments to specification have been applied to offset the costs, with Volvo Cars Australia’s justification being the increased cost of shipping.

Having initially been earmarked for a late-2023 arrival, first examples of the Volvo EX30 are arriving now in Australia, with an initial batch of around 300 units kicking off a confirmed calendar year allocation of 3900 vehicles for 2024.

Pricing

Pricing for the entry-level Plus hasn’t changed, though the Ultra variants have seen $1300 increases.

Model	$RRP
2025 Volvo EX30 Single Motor Extended Plus	$59,990
2025 Volvo EX30 Single Motor Extended Ultra	$66,290 (+$1300)
2025 Volvo EX30 Twin Performance Ultra	$71,290 (+$1300)

Prices exclude on-road costs

To see how the Volvo EX30 lines up against the competition, check out our comparison tool.

Powertrains and Efficiency

Australia gets two drivetrain variants, with the same Extended Range battery pack.

	Volvo EX30 Single Motor
Electric motors	Single motor, electric
Total system power	200kW
Total system torque	343Nm
Driven wheels	Rear-wheel drive
Battery	69kWh nickel manganese cobalt
Weight	1810kg
0-100km/h (claimed)	5.3 seconds
Top speed	180km/h
Claimed range	462km (WLTP)
Energy consumption (claimed)	17.5kWh/100km
Maximum DC charging rate	153kW
Charging time (10-80 per cent)	30 minutes

	Volvo EX30 Twin Performance
Electric motors	Dual motor, electric
Total system power	Front: 115kW Rear: 200kW Total: 315kW
Total system torque	Front: 200Nm Rear: 343Nm Total: 543Nm
Driven wheels	All-wheel drive
Battery	69kWh nickel manganese cobalt
Weight	1920kg
0-100km/h (claimed)	3.6 seconds
Top speed	180km/h
Claimed range	445km (WLTP)
Energy consumption (claimed)	18.0kWh/100km
Maximum DC charging rate	153kW
Charging time (10-80 per cent)	30 minutes

Dimensions

	Volvo EX30
Length	4233mm
Width	1837mm
Height	1555mm
Wheelbase	2650mm
Boot capacity	Front: 7L Rear: 318L-904L

Servicing and Warranty

The Volvo range in Australia is backed by a five-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty.

The battery is also backed by an eight-year warranty, and owners are treated to eight years of roadside assist.

Scheduled maintenance is required every 24 months. Service pricing is still to be confirmed.

Safety

The EX30 hasn’t been crash tested by Euro NCAP yet.

Standard safety features include:

Adaptive cruise control
Blind-spot assist
Collision avoidance mitigation
- Autonomous emergency braking
- Autonomous emergency steering
- Vehicle, cyclist, pedestrian detection
Front cross-traffic alert
Intelligent speed assist
Intersection auto brake
- Straight crossing path
- Right, left turn
Lane-keep assist
Oncoming Lane Mitigation
Oncoming mitigation by braking
Parking sensors front, rear
Pilot Assist
- Adaptive cruise
- Lane centring assist
Rear collision warning and mitigation
Rear cross-traffic assist
Rear-view camera
Road sign information
Run-off Road Mitigation

The Ultra also receives rear low-speed auto braking.

Standard Equipment

Two trim levels are available – the Plus is only available as a Single Motor, while the Ultra offers both Single Motor and Twin Performance drivetrain options.