Inside, meanwhile, is where the EX30 might most distinguish itself. The dashboard, seats, and other trim use various eco-friendly materials, pulling from a palette of non-traditional fabrics, woods, and plastics that still say luxury without aping leather and metal. That includes sustainable wool and recycled plastic options.
The dashboard features a single touchscreen in the center, which puts driver information like speed and range at the top, a persistent climate control bar at the bottom, and contextual and app interfaces in the middle. Based on Android Auto, the infotainment system supports Google Assistant for voice control, Google Maps for navigation, and the Google Play store for apps. There’ll also be Apple CarPlay support, five ambient lighting schemes, and OTA update support, plus the Volvo app for remotely locating and locking/unlocking the EX30 and checking its state of charge.
The rest of the cabin includes a variety of cubbies, some in different places than where you might expect. The glovebox, for instance, has been positioned centrally so that it’s accessible for both the driver and front passenger (and doesn’t open into the footwell). A large storage unit between the front seats has various drawers and bins, which slide and adjust depending on whether you want to store drinks, a phone, a purse, or other accessories.
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