Volvo Cars Korea to Cut Up to KRW 7.61 Million in Electric Vehicles 'EX30' and 'EX30CC'

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Volvo Cars Korea will cut the sales prices of its pure electric SUVs "EX30" and "EX30 Cross Country" (hereinafter referred to as EX30CC) from the 1st of next month. The key to this decision is not a temporary discount, but a reduction in official sales prices while maintaining convenience equipment.

This is the most significantly reduced EX30 Core trim. It was adjusted to 39.91 million won, down 7.61 million won from 47.52 million won. The EX30 Ultra trim and the brand's first electric cross-country model, the EX30CC Ultra trim, will also be cut by 7 million won each, selling at 44.79 million won and 48.12 million won.

If electric vehicle subsidies are added to the official price cut, the actual purchase price will be even lower. Reflecting the subsidies based on the Seoul Metropolitan Government, the EX30 Core can be purchased at 36.7 million won, the Ultra can be purchased at 41.58 million won, and the EX30CC Ultra can be found at an actual purchase price of 45.24 million won. This is a result of reflecting the importance of the Korean market through close consultation with the headquarters, and Volvo Cars Korea plans to accelerate its entry into the domestic electric vehicle market through this.

In terms of product performance, the EX30 is equipped with a 66kWh NCM battery and a single motor-extended powertrain made by China's Sunwoo, with 272 horsepower output and 0-100km/h performance of 5.3 seconds, and can drive 351km on a single charge. The four-wheel-drive EX30CC boasts an output of 428 horsepower and an 0-100km/h of 3.7 seconds through a twin-motor performance powertrain, with a combined driving distance of 329km. Both models are equipped with flagship-level safety technology and convenience specifications, even though they are compact in size.

Post-service is also among the best in the industry. It comes with a five-year or 100,000-km free warranty and consumable replacement service, an eight-year or 160-km high-voltage battery warranty, and includes tangible and intangible service packages such as a 15-year free wireless update (OTA) and a 5-year free 5G digital package. Volvo Cars Korea CEO Lee Yun-mo expressed his willingness to lead the popularization of premium electric vehicles and provide differentiated value to customers through the price cut.

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