Highway Range Test with EX30 Twin 😎 

Interesting. Thanks for sharing 👍

Not freaking out. Just hoping for better efficiency. There's other cars with better efficiency under worse conditions than this. So personally I was hoping and expecting slightly lower consumption. Even if the speed was "high".

Thanks so much 👍

Should at least avoid beeping if I'm looking at other Volvo's 😂😂

Well, that’s not very challenging weather here in the Nordic countries😊

Yeah, but now we're at least at the end. This is almost summer compared to how our winter has been 😂

@@volvo_kristian Jep, -37 celcius lowest I have seen in my Tesla’s thermometer here in Finland this winter

​@@jussikoskela9850haha 😂 That's insane. I think I've only seen -31 this winter

It will beep if you block I've Tried it, and was beeping several times with a certain time frame apart. So easier to just turn it off.

Yeah. I will take it for a new test in like May/June

Surprising enough no. Minimal difference. So I wouldn't have any doubts myself about going 20" for summer setup. Both cars were running winter tires, and they are generally softer. With that said. If you primarily want comfort then 19" are the best choice.

19" and 20" have the same with, that's why... maybe there's a more noticeable difference on 18"

Both the Single Motor Extended Range and Twin Motor models have the heat pump as standard equipment.

Both have the heat pump 👍 Improves range/efficiency in colder environments

In our country Core, Plus packs miss it. Interesting how much extra range the heat pump adds.

Yeah, the efficiency aren't a strong side with the EX30. .

Might make me go Tesla Model 3. I like efficiency.

@@Milhouse77BS and me keeping my Hyundai ioniq 😅

Well that is explained by looking at how WLTP tests are conducted. For example, the avg. speed is about 46km/h and the test is conducted in a room with a steady 23 C temperature and AC/heating is turned off for the car. It would be a quite unrealistic to assume that the car would reach the same range or consumption on highway speeds in winter time in the Nordics. However, I've seen people reach very good consumptions and range estimates on the EX30, especially when driving at slightly lower speeds - even in near-zero (celsius) temperatures. Just check the other range test video from Volvo_Kristian with the Single Motor Extended Range where the range and consumption were quite alright. In my country, there are no places where you could even legally drive faster than 120km/h and most bigger roads have a max speed of 100 or 80km/h.

I see someone have replied regards to the WLTP. So won't comment more about that. With that in mind I think/know Volvo will push out updates that will optimise the powertrain.

Kristian, I get the impression that Volvo (Geely) rushes the EX30 to production. Your opinion?

Yeah. It's not too bad, but was hoping to see the 300 marker. Well well. Maybe later in spring