Volvo has launched a new entry-level equipment grade for its EX30 EV, as well as a spec update for its XC90 large SUV.
The new Core EX30 (pictured) sits below the existing Plus and Ultra grades in the range line-up, and is available with a choice of Single Motor and Single Motor Extended Range powertrains, offering a range on the official WLTP cycle of 209 miles and 295 miles respectively.
Standard equipment includes 18in alloy wheels, automatic LED headlights with active high beam, rear parking sensors, a reversing camera, and a 12.3in touchscreen with built-in Google services.
The EX30 Core is priced at £32,850 for the Single Motor version and £37,050 for the Single Motor Extended Range. Orders are open now, with the first deliveries due early next year.
The XC90 line-up is being updated with new Plus Edition and Ultra Edition grades replacing the existing Plus and Ultra grades.
New features of the Plus Edition grade include ventilated front seats with Nappa leather upholstery, tinted windows, and 21in wheels, while the Ultra Edition grade gains 22in wheels.
The new grades are available with a choice of petrol and plug-in hybrid powertrains, with prices of £69,425 for a petrol Plus Edition, £75,075 for a petrol Ultra Edition, £78,230 for a plug-in hybrid Plus Edition, and £83,880 for a plug-in hybrid Ultra Edition.
Orders are open now, with the first deliveries scheduled for this autumn.
