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Volvo has closed US order books for its EX30 compact electric crossover, leaving approximately 1,200 cars in dealer inventory as the last units American buyers can purchase.
When the model launched publicly in 2023, its $34,950 starting price for the rear-wheel-drive version — before any tax credit — had positioned it as one of the cheapest EVs on sale in the United States, with a premium brand name attached.
Geopolitics, the company has indicated, changed the calculation. A Price Point That No Longer Makes It Across the Border The EX30's sticker was the headline when Volvo first revealed the car in 2023.
At $34,950 before incentives, it was a genuine anomaly: a Volvo, a brand that competes in the premium segment, priced within reach of mainstream EV buyers.
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