The Model 30 was introduced by White in 1911. This was one of the brand's first gasoline-powered automobiles following its transition from steam-powered vehicles. It was equipped with a 3.7L or 4.9L inline-four engine, producing 30 hp. It featured a manual transmission with three forward and one reverse speeds, and used rear-wheel drive via a live axle. The Model 30 offered a combination of reliable performance, rugged engineering, and elegant design, geared toward the upper-midrange market. Its solid construction and mechanical refinement reflected the quality for which White was already renowned. The White Model 30 was produced until 1915.