The Volvo EX30 is generating a lot of attention online due to its looks, performance and gadgetry, but does it match the hype?

To find out, Gav took one for a spin, looking at what you get for your money and whether the extra performance and handling is worth the extra cost over a cheaper vehicle of a similar size, such as an MG4 or a BYD Dolphin.

Speaking of which, if you're interested in how the BYD Dolphin compares, have a look at Gav's review:    • BYD Dolphin extended range: review & ...  

One thing's certain about the Volvo EX30 though, and that's its incredibly low carbon footprint at just 23 tonnes, which includes 200,000 kilometres of driving. Couple it with Ecotricity's clean electricity and you've got a real Climate Change challenger on your hands!

And if you're keen on cutting your carbon footprint, come and join us at Ecotricity, which is now New Zealand's only climate positive electricity provider! That means by switching today, you're actually turning back the clock on Climate Change, while saving money in the process.

Sounds too good to be true, right? Well, it's not! Ecotricity is real, with really affordable electricity, thanks to it being purely renewable.

Head to www.ecotricity.co.nz and chuck in your address to see how much money & carbon you can save right now. It's that easy and it makes a real, positive difference for the next generation.

Contents:
0:00 - Price and range
0:32 - Motor & performance
1:30 - Battery
2:22 - Comfort
3:34 - Space
4:00 - Storage
5:20 - Gadgets
8:05 - Safety
8:38 - Exterior design
9:31 - Interior design
11:43 - Mini road trip
12:31 - Handling
13:25 - Likes & dislikes
14:55 - Efficiency
15:55 - Eletricarna 2024
17:37 - Spudscore