Volvo has introduced a darker variant of its smallest electric SUV. The Volvo EX30 Black Edition arrives in the United Kingdom with a fully blacked-out design. Chrome accents disappear. Gloss black elements take over.
Exterior Design
The Black Edition uses Onyx Black paint across nearly every surface. The grille emblem, rear lettering, badges, roof spoiler, and 19-inch wheels all match the dark finish. The result is a stealth-focused appearance with minimal contrast.

Interior Theme
Inside, buyers get the Indigo interior. Deep blue textiles replace lighter trims. Volvo adds decorative panels made from upcycled denim. The cabin layout remains unchanged. A 12.3-inch vertical touchscreen controls navigation, media, climate, and vehicle functions.
Battery and Range
Two powertrain options are available:
Single Motor Extended Range
- 69 kWh battery
- Up to 295 miles (WLTP)
- 0–62 mph in 5.3 seconds
Twin Motor Performance
- 69 kWh battery
- Dual motors
- 0–62 mph in 3.6 seconds
The Twin Motor variant holds the title as the fastest-accelerating production Volvo.
Charging Performance
The EX30 supports DC fast charging up to 153 kW.
- Â 10% to 80% in about 28 minutes
A heat pump comes standard. It reduces energy consumption in cold weather.

Safety and Driver Assistance
Safety remains central to the package. The EX30 includes:
- Five radars
- Five cameras
- Twelve ultrasonic sensors
Key features include adaptive cruise control and a powered tailgate.

Size and Practicality
Compact dimensions improve urban usability.
- Length: 4,233 mm
- Width: 1,837 mm
Cargo capacity:
- 318 liters with seats up
- 904 liters with seats folded
A small front trunk offers 7 liters. It fits charging cables or small items.
Market Positioning
The Black Edition expands Volvo’s dark-themed lineup alongside models such as the EX90. The EX30 ranked among the UK’s top-selling battery electric vehicles in 2025.

Pricing in the UK:
- Plus trim: from $55,010
- Twin Motor Performance: up to $62,980
The pricing targets buyers seeking compact size, strong acceleration, and high sensor-based safety coverage.
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