The Volvo EX30, a compact electric vehicle aimed at affordability, is finally entering the US market with a new starting price of $44,900. Delayed to 2025 due to tariffs on vehicles manufactured in China, the company has shifted production to Belgium. While the base model was originally expected to launch at $34,950, no timeline has been provided for this version's US availability. Despite the higher price, the EX30 has seen remarkable success in Europe, prompting optimism for its acceptance in the US market.
The EX30 has been a runaway hit in Europe, with Volvo recording over 100,000 sales of the pint-sized SUV, only bested by the Tesla Model Y.
Volvo’s decision to move EX30 production to Belgium aims to circumvent new tariffs against Chinese-built vehicles, affecting its US pricing strategy.
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