Volvo EX30 Estate

Starting from £33,795 OTR and going up to £44,495, the new Volvo will be one of the cheapest electric SUVs to lease. Expect leasing deals to start around £299, with prices upwards of £500 per month, specification and contract dependent. The EX30 will undoubtedly be one of the best value all-electric options for 2023 / 2024.

Volvo are anything other than new to electric SUVs and crossovers, with their existing XC40 and C40 platforms being offered positive reviews from the UK’s automotive press. With What Car? at 4/5 and CarWow at 8/10 on the existing XC40, it is hoped that the EX30 will continue in the same vain. As Volvo suggest, “big electric performance in a small package”. But the new car won’t be without competition; compare this against the MG ZS EV, Hyundai Kona Electric, Kia Niro EV and the BYD ATTO 3.

As the UK’s leading electric car leasing company, we understand exactly what our personal, business and salary sacrifice customers need to know before they buy or lease their new Volvo EX30. And this isn’t about overcomplicating the situation; our EVC™ - Electric Vehicle Certificate – is the expert way to lease your new electric car. Setting out the real-world range, charging times, charging costs, performance plus introducing you to a whole host of key partners, you can be rest assured of a seamless transaction. Based on your needs and requirements, our expert team tailor the solution which is right for you. Remember that price and aesthetics are not everything when it comes to EVs.

The special offers section of our e-car website will show some of the best deals on electric cars which are either in stock or on a factory order basis. And while the detailed information we provide is class-leading, we do understand that some customers are chasing their perfect contract. If you need to review market prices, head to CarWow, LeaseLoco and Leasing.Com. These electric car price comparison websites help you understand if you are getting a good deal from the leasing broker.

At the time of writing (June 2023) the cheapest model will be the Volvo EX30 Estate 200kW Single Motor Plus 51kWh 5dr Auto at £33,795. This will be one of the cheapest EVs in the segment.

As per the e-car website   leasing customers can quickly work out which Volvo has the best range (on a full charge) and factor this into their daily / weekly commutes. But understanding range does need some thought as using just one figure (particularly WLTP) isn’t always that productive. EVs will perform differently according to external temperature, driving style and speeds. This is why our “living with your …” is so detailed. For example, the Single Motor standard EX30 will cover 175 miles (combined) on a full charge but this would be 125 miles on a cold weather motorway journey but 255 miles in warm weather city driving. In the same way, the Twin Motor Performance would be 225 miles (combined) but this would be 160 miles on a cold weather motorway journey or 325 miles in warm weather city driving

Yes - you can add a towbar to the EX30.

The Volvo EX30 SM has a towing capacity of 1000kg (braked), the EM extended has a towing capacity of 1400kg (braked) and the Twin Motor has a 1600kg towing capacity (braked).

The SM has a vehicle fuel equivalent of 145 mpg, the SM extended range has a vehicle fuel equivalent of 145 mpg and the Twin Motor offers 142 mpg.