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How The Volvo EX30's Minimalist Interface Feels To Operate
When Volvo announced its newest all-electric car, the $35,000 EX30, the reception was overwhelmingly positive. An affordable, high-quality EV – huzzah!
The Swedish automaker dipped its toe in the EV market with the launch of the XC40 Recharge a few years ago and has capitalized on the momentum, achieving impressive sales and headed for an all-electric future.
The EX30, however, was designed with big ambitions in mind: to have the smallest CO2 footprint than any Volvo car ever built. The company took a microscope to its production and lifestyle process and achieved a 25 percent reduction compared to its C40 and XC40 models.
That’s short of its 40 percent reduction goal by 2025, but it’s a strong start. And those tweaks helped contribute to the EX30’s bargain-bin price tag. (Even when fully loaded, the EX30 never exceeds $50,000.)
Read the whole story on insideevs.com