Volvo EX30
 (3.8/5)
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from RM 2,132.40 /month
from RM 208,888.00 to RM 228,888.00
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Volvo EX30 EK (2024-Present)

The Volvo EX30 is priced from RM208,888 to RM228,888 in Malaysia. Compare this B-Segment SUV’s full specifications, performance, safety, road tax and running costs, and read owner reviews at CarBase.my. See how it stacks up against rivals like the Lexus LBX.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the Volvo EX30 cost in Malaysia?

The Volvo EX30 is priced from RM 208,888 to RM 228,888 on-the-road in Peninsular Malaysia, across 2 variants.

What is the monthly installment for a Volvo EX30?

Estimated monthly installments start from about RM 2,132 for the cheapest variant, based on a typical 90% loan over nine years. Actual figures depend on your down payment, tenure and interest rate.

How much down payment do I need for a Volvo EX30?

With the standard 10% down payment, you would need from about RM 20,889 up front for the cheapest Volvo EX30 variant. Many buyers put down more to lower their monthly installment.

What variants of the Volvo EX30 are available?

The current EK lineup has 2 variants: Ultra (RM 208,888), Ultra Twin Performance (RM 228,888).

Is the Volvo EX30 a hybrid or electric car?

The Volvo EX30 is available as a fully electric model, with output ranging from 268 hp to 422 hp. Battery capacities span 69 kWh with up to 476 km of electric range.

How long does it take to charge the Volvo EX30?

Based on its 69 kWh battery: On DC fast charging at up to 175 kW, a 10-80% top-up takes roughly 15 minutes, and a full charge on a 11 kW AC home charger takes about 6.3 hours. Real-world times vary with charger output, battery temperature and state of charge.

How fast is the Volvo EX30?

The quickest Volvo EX30 does 0-100 km/h in 3.6 seconds, with a top speed of up to 180 km/h.

What is the warranty on the Volvo EX30?

The Volvo EX30 comes with a 5-year manufacturer warranty in Malaysia with coverage up to -1 km.

Is the Volvo EX30 assembled in Malaysia?

The Volvo EX30 is fully imported (CBU) from China.

How many seats does the Volvo EX30 have?

The Volvo EX30 seats 5 depending on variant, with up to 318 litres of boot space.

What are the alternatives to the Volvo EX30?

Rivals shoppers commonly consider include the BYD Atto 3.

Latest Owner Review

Date Reviewed
23 May 2026
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Adrian
Ultra Twin Performance (2025)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
Fuel Economy: 18.0 km/litre (5.6 L/100 km), Electric, Mileage: 2,000 km/month
    - The EX30 has an excellent design, slick styling, and a fun driving character.
    - As an EV, it delivers on performance and efficiency the concept is exactly what I wanted in a modern compact electric vehicle.
    - Great seats & comfort.
    - In under four months of ownership the vehicle has already spent over 35 days in the workshop due to recurring faults "Electrical Fault, Do not Drive - contact dealer" that have led to my wife and children to be stranded. Unacceptable for a new car.
    - Despite the long downtime, no courtesy car was provided by Volvo Malaysia, leaving me without transport for extended periods and resorting to rentals.
    - After-sales support from Volvo Malaysia has been poor, inconsistent updates and little sense of ownership or urgency as is evident from other google reviews on Volvo Car Malaysia.
    - Some road noise can be heard from the A pillars above 100km/h
    - Questionable interior plastics that can scratch easily
    - Software bugs.
To improve
Volvo Malaysia needs to significantly improve its reliability, service turnaround and customer care for their car owners. Provision of a courtesy vehicle during lengthy workshop stays should be standard (as depicted on their webpage). Clearer communication, faster resolution of faults and better accountability are essential to back up the premium badge and pricing. Until the brand improves its service and support in Malaysia, I cannot recommend this car or brand.
No, I would not recommend this car

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