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If you order a Volvo EX30 now, there is a considerable chance that your compact electric Volvo will soon be part of a veritable ocean of EX30s. Fortunately, if you want to stand out, you can contact the Dutch Everlast Customs.
Everlast is the latest addition to the growing empire of designer and AutoWeek contributor Niels van Roij, who previously worked on Land Rovers with Heritage Customs. Everlast says it focuses on cars from Scandinavia and starts with the small, brand new Volvo EX30. That seems smart, because just like with the Tesla Model 3, the demand for personalization options with this small Volvo could easily become above-average. Everlast is virtually introducing two basic flavors for your EX30: the sporty Sport and the cool Outland. The Sport has fully painted side skirts and bumper finishing, has bright orange details and, thanks to a sturdy virtual lowering, hangs over its unique 21-inch alloy in a visually pleasing way. Those wheels come in several flavors, including some striking four-spoke options.
The Outland takes a very different path than the Sport, and takes a sneak peek at the already announced Cross Country version of the EX30. In the renders, the Outland is actually higher on its 19-inch wheels and, with coarser tires and black fender edges, gives the impression of a small off-road vehicle. The cleverly applied black accents on the nose and butt should contribute to the unyielding appearance.
Sport
Outland
A complete conversion by Everlast to one of the two Editions costs €9,540, although Everlast does not mention any chassis adjustments for that amount. Of course, it is not mandatory to choose a complete version, but you can also contact Everlast for individual parts of the models shown. A set of 19-inch Outland wheels starts at 795 euros, while the 21-inch Sport hoops sell for 100 euros more.
– Thanks for information from Autoweek.nl