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Volvo, 2025–2026 model years, EPA data

Volvo EX30 charging cost and time

The 2025 Volvo EX30 Twin Performance (20 Inch Wheels) uses 31.0 kWh per 100 miles (EPA). Charging it at home costs about $5.64 per 100 miles and $63.42 a month at the U.S. average price of 18.16¢/kWh (August 2026); a full charge is about $14.09.

Per month

$63.42

13,500 mi a year

Efficiency
31.0kWh per 100 miles
EPA range
250 mirepresentative trim
Per 100 miles
$5.6418.16¢/kWh
Per month
$63.4213,500 mi a year

Calculate for your Volvo EX30

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Public charging (optional)

2025 Volvo EX30 Twin Performance (20 Inch Wheels) in Virginia at 17.64¢/kWh:

Per month
$61.61
Per year
$739.27
Per 100 miles
$5.48
Full charge (250 mi)
$13.69

Based on 31.0 kWh per 100 miles (EPA, measured at the wall) and 13,500 miles a year — about 349 kWh a month.

Volvo EX30 charging cost across the U.S.

Monthly home charging cost for the 2025 Volvo EX30 Twin Performance (20 Inch Wheels), 13,500 miles a year.

Volvo EX30 trims

EPA efficiency, range and cost at 18.16¢/kWh.

Volvo EX30 trims: EPA efficiency, range and cost at 18.16¢/kWh
TrimClasskWh/100 miEPA rangePer 100 milesFull charge
2026 Volvo EX30 Cross Country (18 Inch Wheels)Small Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD37.8203 mi$6.87$13.94
2026 Volvo EX30 Cross Country (19 Inch Wheels)Small Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD34.1227 mi$6.19$14.05
2026 Volvo EX30 Single motor extended rangeSmall Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD29.2261 mi$5.30$13.82
2026 Volvo EX30 Twin PerformanceSmall Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD31.1253 mi$5.64$14.27
2025 Volvo EX30 Single Motor extended range (18 Inch Wheels)Small Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD29.7257 mi$5.39$13.85
2025 Volvo EX30 Single Motor extended range (19/20 Inch Wheels)Small Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD29.2261 mi$5.30$13.82
2025 Volvo EX30 Twin Performance (19 Inch Wheels)Small Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD31.1253 mi$5.64$14.27
2025 Volvo EX30 Twin Performance (20 Inch Wheels)Small Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD31.0250 mi$5.64$14.09

Volvo EX30 charging cost by state

Cheapest to most expensive.

2025 Volvo EX30 Twin Performance (20 Inch Wheels) home charging cost by state, 13,500 miles a year, August 2026
StateElectricity (¢/kWh)Per 100 milesPer monthFull charge
Nevada12.72$3.95$44.42$9.87
Louisiana12.87$4.00$44.95$9.99
North Dakota13.31$4.13$46.48$10.33
Utah13.31$4.13$46.48$10.33
Idaho13.37$4.15$46.69$10.38
Tennessee13.42$4.17$46.87$10.42
Nebraska13.54$4.20$47.29$10.51
Kentucky13.80$4.28$48.20$10.71
Arkansas14.37$4.46$50.19$11.15
Mississippi14.43$4.48$50.40$11.20
Wyoming14.43$4.48$50.40$11.20
Washington14.63$4.54$51.09$11.35
Oklahoma14.82$4.60$51.76$11.50
North Carolina14.95$4.64$52.21$11.60
Florida14.99$4.65$52.35$11.63
Arizona15.05$4.67$52.56$11.68
South Dakota15.15$4.70$52.91$11.76
Kansas15.47$4.80$54.03$12.01
Montana15.57$4.83$54.38$12.08
South Carolina15.76$4.89$55.04$12.23
Georgia15.90$4.94$55.53$12.34
Texas15.91$4.94$55.56$12.35
Oregon15.92$4.94$55.60$12.36
Missouri16.02$4.97$55.95$12.43
West Virginia16.31$5.06$56.96$12.66
Alabama16.33$5.07$57.03$12.67
New Mexico16.51$5.13$57.66$12.81
Indiana17.02$5.28$59.44$13.21
Iowa17.06$5.30$59.58$13.24
Colorado17.17$5.33$59.96$13.33
Minnesota17.20$5.34$60.07$13.35
Virginia17.64$5.48$61.61$13.69
Delaware18.70$5.81$65.31$14.51
Illinois19.32$6.00$67.47$14.99
Ohio19.38$6.02$67.68$15.04
Wisconsin19.41$6.03$67.79$15.06
Maryland21.40$6.64$74.74$16.61
Pennsylvania21.77$6.76$76.03$16.90
Michigan22.99$7.14$80.29$17.84
Vermont23.84$7.40$83.26$18.50
Connecticut24.51$7.61$85.60$19.02
New Jersey24.61$7.64$85.95$19.10
District of Columbia25.98$8.07$90.73$20.16
New Hampshire27.64$8.58$96.53$21.45
Rhode Island28.18$8.75$98.42$21.87
New York28.65$8.89$100.06$22.24
Alaska29.41$9.13$102.71$22.82
California29.75$9.24$103.90$23.09
Massachusetts30.48$9.46$106.45$23.66
Maine32.11$9.97$112.14$24.92
Hawaii47.18$14.65$164.77$36.62

Charging time

Time to add 100 miles of range to the 2025 Volvo EX30 Twin Performance (20 Inch Wheels).

  • Level 1, 1.44 kW

    120 V, 12 A

    21 h 34 min per 100 mi

    4.6 miles of range per hour

  • Level 2, 3.84 kW

    240 V, 16 A

    8 h 5 min per 100 mi

    12.4 miles of range per hour

  • Level 2, 7.68 kW

    240 V, 32 A

    4 h 2 min per 100 mi

    24.7 miles of range per hour

  • Level 2, 9.60 kW

    240 V, 40 A

    3 h 14 min per 100 mi

    30.9 miles of range per hour

  • Level 2, 11.52 kW

    240 V, 48 A

    2 h 41 min per 100 mi

    37.1 miles of range per hour

Full charge from empty

2025 Volvo EX30 Twin Performance (20 Inch Wheels): time to charge from empty to full (78 kWh from the wall for 250 mi of EPA range)
ChargerPowerTime from emptyRange added per hour
Level 1 — 120 V, 12 A1.44 kW53 h 54 min5 mi
Level 2 — 240 V, 16 A3.84 kW20 h 13 min12 mi
Level 2 — 240 V, 32 A7.68 kW10 h 6 min25 mi
Level 2 — 240 V, 40 A9.60 kW8 h 5 min31 mi
Level 2 — 240 V, 48 A11.52 kW6 h 44 min37 mi

A full charge costs about $14.09 at the U.S. average price of 18.16¢/kWh, however long it takes.

AC charging speed is also limited by the car's onboard charger, and charging slows near 100%. Try the charging time calculator.

Questions people ask

How much does it cost to charge a Volvo EX30?

About $5.64 per 100 miles and $63.42 a month for 13,500 miles a year at the U.S. average price of 18.16¢/kWh, for the 2025 Volvo EX30 Twin Performance (20 Inch Wheels).

How efficient is the Volvo EX30?

EPA rates current Volvo EX30 trims at 29.2 to 37.8 kWh per 100 miles, with 203 to 261 miles of range.

Where is it cheapest to charge a Volvo EX30?

Nevada, at about $44.42 a month; the most expensive is Hawaii at $164.77.

How long does a Volvo EX30 take to charge at home?

About 21 h 34 min per 100 miles on a 120 V outlet and 4 h 2 min per 100 miles on a 7.68 kW Level 2 charger. From empty to its full 250-mile EPA range: about 10 h 6 min at 7.68 kW and 6 h 44 min at 11.52 kW, if the car's onboard charger accepts that power.

How many kWh does it take to charge a Volvo EX30?

About 78 kWh from the wall to go from empty to the full 250-mile EPA range of the 2025 Volvo EX30 Twin Performance (20 Inch Wheels) (250 mi × 31.0 kWh/100 mi). That includes charging losses, so it is a little more than the battery holds. At 18.16¢/kWh that is about $14.09.

Data updated October 26, 2026. Sources: EIA Electric Power Monthly (August 2026 residential prices), EIA weekly gasoline prices (October 19, 2026), EPA vehicle data. See the methodology.