Although in distinct ways, these two cars both provide drivetrain flexibility.
A single electric motor is combined with front-wheel drive as standard equipment for the Equinox EV.
All Equinox EV trims may also be ordered with a dual-motor eAWD powertrain, which reduces range but provides greater power.
Volvo provides the EX30 with a choice of an all-wheel drive model with two motors or a rear-wheel drive variant with a single motor.
The all-wheel drive variant, like the Equinox EV, has higher power but a shorter driving range. This indicates that both SUVs' drivetrain flexibility and limits are equivalent.