
The Volvo EX30 has just been officially launched in Thailand – Photo: Wapcar
On September 8, Volvo Thailand announced a new quality addition to its lineup, the EX30 electric SUV. Dubbed the Mini EX90, the Volvo EX30 retains many of the advantages of its predecessor while adding a few new plus points.
According to information announced by Volvo Thailand, the version launched in this country is no different from the international version launched globally 3 months ago. The car still has 2 transmission options: single motor 268 horsepower/343Nm and double motor 422 horsepower/543Nm.
The operating range of the standard version is generally quite limited, reaching only 344 km because the battery capacity is only 54kWh – a number that is only 2/3 or half of the electric cars we see on the market.

The design of the car looks no different from its predecessor EX90 and blends elegance with modernity and sportiness – Photo: Wapcar
The low battery capacity and the chosen technology of lithium-ion phosphate are the reasons that help Volvo reduce the price of Volvo EX30. If necessary, users of this version can still take advantage of the fast charging technology to 80% in 28 minutes when they want to go longer distances.
Additionally, they can upgrade the battery to 69kWh to increase the maximum operating range to 480 km.
The higher version has only a larger battery, but a lower operating range (460 km) due to higher energy consumption.
Users of the default version can freely upgrade to 2 more powerful drive configurations, while the equipment remains the same. However, it must be said that this configuration is also fully equipped.
Interior overview of the Volvo EX30
Specifically, this version is available with 18-inch wheels, contrasting lower body color roof, LED headlights, adaptive cruise control with automatic steering support, heated steering wheel/seats, heat pump, 11 kW charger, Harman speakers. The Kardon 1,040 W and 12.3-inch vertical central touch screen supports Apple CarPlay/Android Auto and Google Assistant.
Some of the high-end equipment on the Volvo EX30 includes a 360-degree camera with 3D viewing angles, automatic parking, 20-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels, dark-tinted window glass, panoramic sunroof and electric seats and 22kWh charging.
In terms of size, the Volvo EX30 is much smaller than the XC40. While the gasoline car is 4,440 mm long and has a wheelbase of 2,702 mm, the electric car is only 4,233 mm long and the distance between its two axles is only 2,650 mm.
In Thailand, the Volvo EX30 has 3 prices: 1.59 million baht, 1.79 million baht or 1.89 million baht, equivalent to 1.08, 1.21 and 1.28 billion VND respectively.
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