Volvo EX30, an image of the configurator anticipates the design of the new electric SUV

On June 7th, Volvo will present the new Volvo Car. officially the new EX30. We're talking about an electric SUV that in terms of size will go; to rank below the current XC30. Therefore, the length should be between 4.10 and 4.30 meters. This new model will be; very important for the car manufacturer which aims to expand its presence within the electric car market.

In recent times, Volvo has been sharing several teasers of the car but these images do not allow us to understand much of the design of the new EX30. However, a few days ago, a photo of the new model was posted. briefly appeared in the Volvo online configurator. Photo that is was discovered by the Swedish site Allt Om Elbil and which allows us to understand something more about the world. of the look of the new Volvo vehicle.

How can you observe, the look of the new EX30 will present ` some callbacks to that of the EX90 electric flagship. Obviously, as mentioned at the beginning, the new model will be; much more; small. The image also allows us to note that the shapes of the new SUV are very similar to those of a render contained within some patents that were leaked several months ago from China.

At this point, all that remains is to be patient a little longer; of a week to discover all the features of this new model. Volvo, with the new EX30, would aim to bring even the older generations closer together; young. For this reason, it seems that the electric SUV could be offered through specific subscription offers, conceptually similar to those of Lynk & Co.

Render of the patents

As regards the technical specifications, the new Volvo EX30 should be based on the SEA platform< /strong> of the Geely Group which is already been used for models such as the Smart #1, the Smart #3 and the Zeekr X. As for the powertrains, according to a recent report by Autocar who had had the opportunity to speak with Anders Nyth, Volvo's RTE Sustainability Centre, the new EX30 will be ; proposed with two batteries: the first 51 kWh with LFP (lithium-iron-phosphate) cells and the second 69 kWh with NCM (nickel-cobalt-manganese) cells. The new model is expected to have a maximum range of 298 miles, that is. of about 480 km.