The Volvo EX30 Goes Away Soon. Here Are 3 Great EV Alternatives
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Volvo is discontinuing its EX30 electric subcompact SUV in the US after just two model years due to tariffs, production costs, and shifting EV policies. The decision comes as many car brands are focusing on more profitable gas and hybrid models as consumer interest in those vehicles grows.
Volvo is eliminating the EX30 subcompact electric SUV in the US. The Swedish automaker will continue to sell the EX30 globally, but the company has decided to discontinue the EV after the 2026 model year. The EX30 joins a slew of electric vehicles being discontinued due to tariffs and production costs. Volvo sold around 5,400 EX30 EVs in 2025, which is lower than other electric vehicle nameplates. The 2026 Volvo EX30 starts at $40,345 and produces 268 horsepower. Volvo's decision to discontinue the EX30 is part of a larger trend in the US auto industry, where many car brands are giving up on electric vehicle production.
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