Over 5000 euros discount on the Volvo EX30
What do you associate with Volvo? Boxy, robust Swedish steel station wagons? That is certainly the case for many. But Volvo does not only want to participate in the electric market, but also in the compact SUV. And with the EX30 Both are eaten at the same time. The last compact model from Volvo was the C30production was discontinued in 2012. 11 years later, the indirect successor came onto the market: the EX30 – an electric SUV.
The entry-level model of the EX30 is called Core and costs at least 36,213 euros. It has rear-wheel drive, 200 kW (272 hp) and a maximum range of up to 344 kilometers according to WLTP. The Volvo is limited to 180 km/h, and the compact SUV in 5.7 seconds. If you want a little more range – 131 kilometers to be exact – you have to pay an additional 5300 euros. The performance remains the same, but the sprint to highway speed is 0.4 seconds faster.
With the middle equipment level “Plus”, the customer has one more model variant to choose from. In addition to Standard and Extended Range, there is also the Twin Motor Performance model. This costs from 46,644 euros with a discount. In return, you get all-wheel drive, a maximum range of 450 kilometers (WLTP), 315 kW (428 hp) and a sprint time of 3.6 seconds according to the manufacturer. The top speed here is also 180 km/h.
Most savings on the top model
But now for the most important part, the discounts! At Carwow, the maximum saving is currently 5,460 euros. This amount can be saved on the top model, the EX30 Ultra with all-wheel drive. So of the 55,290 euros, “only” 49,830 euros remain!
