2025 Volvo EX30 to Be Revealed June 7; Is 200 Miles Enough Range?

• Volvo previews electric EX30 crossover ahead of its June 7 reveal in Milan, Italy, planned to be the brand's smallest electric SUV offering.

• The EX30 is expected to offer a choice of two batteries, as well as rear- and all-wheel-drive layouts.

• The electric ute will be positioned below the XC40 and C40 models, occupying roughly the same niche as the V40 Cross Country.

It has been a while since a truly small Volvo was offered stateside, with the stylish C30 hatch that debuted in 2006 having aged gracefully. But another small Volvo is on the way, once again using the 30 suffix, and this time it will be all-electric.

Volvo will take the wraps off the EX30 in about two weeks, with the model slated to be positioned below the XC40 and the C40 models. The EX30 is expected to feature a footprint similar to the European-market V40 Cross Country that was produced until 2019, but will be a bit taller overall and perhaps a little less hatch-like, as teaser images hint.

The EX30 is expected to be offered in single- and dual-motor versions, with a choice of two battery packs. The smaller of the two should land around the 55-kWh mark, while the larger will offer about 70 kWh. This means the smaller of the two batteries will give it a range of about 250 miles in the WLTP cycle, while the larger one should land around the 300-mile mark.

The model itself still remains largely under wraps, but the automaker has shared a few mildly revealing photos of its interior, while also sharing information about its safety offerings.