Volvo to Debut Domestically Produced EX30 at Beijing Auto Show

The Volvo EX30, which will be made public at the Beijing Auto Show, has officially debuted. Despite its remarkably modest size, the EX30 is the brand's smallest SUV, signaling a major change in Volvo's automobile manufacturing.

Unmatched Design Meets Easy Style

Based on Geely's SEA architecture, the EX30 has a unique short front and back overhang design that contributes to its overall elegant appearance. With its 'T'-shaped headlights with a grid-like light source and closed front grille proudly displaying the Volvo logo—famously known as the "safety belt"—the new SUV proudly sticks to the brand's renowned "Scandinavian design" style.

Eco-Driven Innovation

Volvo's newest model demonstrates its dedication to sustainability by including recyclable elements throughout its design. The A, B, and C pillars of the car's interior are all smoked black, and it has large low-drag wheels and side skirts with ornamental strips that prevent scratches. It's interesting to note that the EX30 lacks hidden door knobs, a little but meaningful design change that nods to heritage and authenticity.

Achieving Durable Complexity in Performance

With engine variants that deliver 115 kW and 200 kW of output, the Volvo EX30 will strike the ideal mix between efficiency and power. There will be two battery pack variants available for the car, with capacities