V30

V30 is a designation used in multiple contexts to identify different products and concepts. The meaning of V30 depends on the domain, and it is applied to at least a consumer electronics device and an automotive concept.

LG V30: In 2017 LG Electronics released the V30 as part of its V-series flagship smartphones. It was notable for its 6-inch OLED display, a metal-and-glass body, a dual-camera system, and a Hi-Fi Quad DAC for high-quality audio. The device ran on Android and was positioned as a multimedia-focused model that followed the earlier V20 in LG’s lineup.

Volvo V30: Volvo Cars introduced the Volvo V30 as a concept car in the early 2010s, intended to preview a compact, premium hatchback. It showcased Volvo’s design language and safety features. The V30 did not go into production, but it contributed to the brand’s design direction during that period.

Other uses of the V30 designation appear in various fields, including model codes and technical ratings. Because the term is used across different industries, the precise meaning of V30 depends on the context in which it appears.