Video Summary
- The Volvo EX30 single motor extended range was put through a difficult long-trip test.- Charging apps and the built-in navigation system showed different suggestions and different routes, which had not been experienced before.
- There is no dedicated charging screen inside the car that shows the charging speed.
- Charging speed was noticeably slower when the battery’s state of charge was below 10%.
- The calibration of the navigation system was concerning.
- Good overall comfort, sporty handling, and low cabin noise are appreciated.
- The test involved three charging stops, with the single extended range model completing the 610-kilometer route with a total charge time of 35 minutes.
- It barely completed a planned route with the reviewer arriving back with 0% battery in turtle mode at the destination.
