Volvo EX30: specs, running costs and rivals
Figures updated
Volvo EX30 key specs (Mk1 (2023–), 5-door SUV)

Price new
£33,060 to £47,060
Boot
318 litres (718 seats folded)
Seats
5
Size (L × W × H)
4,233 × 1,835 × 1,555mm
Power
272–428 PS
0–62mph
3.6–5.7 sec
Euro NCAP
5 stars (2024)
2023 on models; figures vary by version. Prices from the March 2026 price list. Sources: azure-eu-assets.contentstack.com, euroncap.com.
No MOT reliability data yet
The Volvo EX30 is too new for MOT records: cars take their first MOT at three years old. We'll add its reliability score once it appears in DVSA's MOT data. In the meantime you can compare it on price, space, performance, safety and running costs.
Volvo EX30 vs rivals
Side by side with popular small SUVs: price, boot space, size, performance, safety and running costs.
How big is the Volvo EX30's boot?
The Mk1 (2023–) Volvo EX30 has 318 litres of boot space with the rear seats up and 718 litres with them folded, according to the manufacturer. That's the 13th biggest of the 13 small SUVs we compare; the Dacia Duster has the most, at 517 litres.
What MPG does the Volvo EX30 do?
Electric versions average 4 miles per kWh, with an official range of 209 to 296 miles.
Work out a journey's fuel costHow much is road tax on a Volvo EX30?
Any Volvo EX30 first registered from April 2017 pays the standard rate of £200 a year after its first year (2026/27 rates).
Work out tax for a specific carVolvo EX30 specs and running costs
Official figures for 8 versions sold in the UK between 2025 and 2025.
Fuel types
Electric
Electric range
209–296 miles
Efficiency
3.0–4.0 mi/kWh
Power
272–428 PS
| Version | Fuel | Economy | CO2 | Car tax | Company car tax |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EX30 Single Motor Plus272 PS · N/A · listed 2025 | Electric | 4 mi/kWh | 0g | £200 | 4% |
| EX30 Single Motor Extended Range Plus272 PS · N/A · listed 2025 | Electric | 4 mi/kWh | 0g | £200 | 4% |
| EX30 Single Motor Extended Range Ultra272 PS · N/A · listed 2025 | Electric | 4 mi/kWh | 0g | £200 | 4% |
| EX30 Single Motor Core272 PS · N/A · listed 2025 | Electric | 4 mi/kWh | 0g | £200 | 4% |
| EX30 Single Motor Extended Range Core272 PS · N/A · listed 2025 | Electric | 4 mi/kWh | 0g | £200 | 4% |
| EX30 Twin Motor Performance Plus428 PS · N/A · listed 2025 | Electric | 4 mi/kWh | 0g | £200 | 4% |
| EX30 Twin Motor Performance Ultra428 PS · N/A · listed 2025 | Electric | 4 mi/kWh | 0g | £200 | 4% |
| EX30 Twin Motor Performance Cross Country Ultra428 PS · N/A · listed 2025 | Electric | 3 mi/kWh | 0g | £200 | 4% |
Economy and CO2 are official WLTP figures. Car tax is the yearly rate at current rates for a car first registered in the year listed, before any expensive car supplement. Company car tax is the 2026/27 benefit-in-kind rate.
What a Volvo EX30 costs to fuel
- Electric, typical official 4 miles per kWh…
Official figures are usually 10–15% better than real-world driving.
Work out your charging costsCompare the Volvo EX30 with other small SUVs
Frequently asked questions
›Is the Volvo EX30 reliable?
It's too new to tell from MOT records: cars take their first MOT at three years old, so the Volvo EX30 isn't in DVSA's MOT data yet. We'll add its reliability score as soon as it is. Until then, our comparisons show its specs and running costs against rivals with long MOT records.
›How much is the Volvo EX30?
UK list prices are £33,060 to £47,060 (price list of 2026-03). Dealers and online brokers often sell for less.
›How big is the Volvo EX30's boot?
The Mk1 (2023–) Volvo EX30 has 318 litres of boot space with the rear seats up and 718 litres with them folded, according to the manufacturer. That's the 13th biggest of the 13 small SUVs we compare; the Dacia Duster has the most, at 517 litres.
›What MPG does the Volvo EX30 do?
Electric versions average 4 miles per kWh, with an official range of 209 to 296 miles.
›How much is road tax on a Volvo EX30?
Any Volvo EX30 first registered from April 2017 pays the standard rate of £200 a year after its first year (2026/27 rates).
›How fast is the Volvo EX30?
Power ranges 272–428 PS. 0–62mph takes 3.6–5.7 seconds, depending on the version.
Sources: manufacturers' UK specifications and price lists and Euro NCAP (listed above); official economy and CO2 from Vehicle Certification Agency data, © Crown copyright. VCA cannot accept liability for its accuracy.