Volvo EX30 Cross Country: Everything you need to know

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On: March 3, 2025

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Join us for a full walkaround of the Volvo EX30 Cross Country with exterior designer Katharina Sachs – a new look for our smallest SUV designed to help get you out into nature.

Learn more about the EX30 Cross Country here: https://www.volvocars.com/intl/cars/e…

Accessories:
When using the Roof Basket you must ensure that all items are safely secured. Straps are not included and must be purchased independently.

Google:
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Optional Features and equipment:
Optional features and equipment shown are available at extra charge, including roof basket, all-terrain wheels, mudflaps, exterior and interior colours, and materials.

Range:
Range is according to WLTP and EPA driving cycles and real-world range may vary. Figures are based on preliminary target. Final vehicle certification pending.

DC fast charging:
Charging time can vary depending on ambient- and battery temperature, vehicle climatization and other active electric loads in the vehicle

Safety:
Volvo Cars’ safety features complement safe driving practices and are not intended to enable or encourage distracted, unsafe or illegal driving. Ultimately, the driver is responsible for the safe operation of the vehicle at all times.

00:00 Meet the new Volvo EX30 Cross Country
00:25 Exterior design
02:12 Comfort and lifestyle
03:18 Safety and versatility

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