Volvo's EX30 is built in China, so 100% EV tariffs could increase its price—or its debut in the U.S. Volvo says it's working on it, but buyers claim radio silence.
When the Volvo EX30 was revealed last summer, it was obvious that the compact EV was destined to be a very big deal for such a small car. At a time when the U.S. electric market is craving more affordable options, the EX30's $34,950 starting price immediately seemed like an enticing proposition. But the secret ingredient to the EX30's low price could be its undoing in the U.S. Or at least, the source of recent setbacks. Do you have any information about the EX30's U.S.
might circumvent tariffs that target China, increased European labor costs could drive its price up, said Sam Fiorani, vice president of global vehicle forecasting at AutoForecast Solutions. 'The automaker may need to wait until European production begins, but that will delay the EX30 by more than a year,' Fiorani said.
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