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    Volvo XC40 generation has been discontinued as it received an update. Its latest trim available in the market is XC40 Recharge

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    XC40 Price List in India (Variants)

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    1969 cc, Mild Hybrid(Electric + Petrol), Automatic, 14.4 kmpl, 197 bhp
    Rs. 46.40 Lakh
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    1969 cc, Mild Hybrid(Electric + Petrol), Automatic, 14.4 kmpl, 197 bhp
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    Volvo XC40 Car Specifications

    Fuel TypeHybrid
    Engine1969 cc
    Power and Torque197 bhp & 300 Nm
    DriveTrainFWD
    Acceleration8.44 seconds
    Top Speed180 kmph

    Volvo XC40 Summary

    Volvo XC40 Price:

    Volvo XC40 price starts at Rs. 46.40 Lakh and goes upto Rs. 46.40 Lakh. The price of Mild Hybrid(Electric + Petrol) variant for XC40 is Rs. 46.40 Lakh.

    Volvo XC40 Variants:

    XC40 is available in 2 variants. All the variants are Automatic.

    Volvo XC40 Colours:

    XC40 is offered in 5 colours: Crystal White, Fusion Red, Onyx Black, Fjord Blue and Sage Green. However, some of these colours are available in specific variants.

    Volvo XC40 Competitors:

    XC40 is competing against BMW X1, BYD Seal, Audi Q3, Hyundai Ioniq 5, Volvo XC40 Recharge, Toyota Camry, Mercedes-Benz GLA, BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe and MINI Countryman.

    How is the Volvo XC40 car?

    • Pros

      • Mild hybrid efficiency - Petrol motor and 48-volt battery combo improve output/efficiency
      • Boot - Spacious, can be accessed via a small cutout from the 60:40 split-folding bench
      • High-speed ride - Supple ride at highway speeds, feels exceptionally stable and planted
      • Quality - Well-appointed cabin, minimalistic approach to design stands out in its segment
      • Sophisticated design - Chunky lines and a silhouette that looks unmistakeably Volvo
    • Cons

      • Rear seat - Upright backrest angle, low-set seats, lack of appropriate thigh support
      • Slow-speed ride - Feels slightly firm in the city, can hear the suspension working
      • After-sales network - Volvo has a limited sales/service/spares network, no motor options  

    Volvo XC40 Verdict

    The XC40 will appeal to those set of buyers who are looking for a well-equipped luxury SUV that also ranks high on safety and equipment.

    Volvo XC40 Car Review

    Volvo XC40 mild-hybrid First Drive Review

    What is it?

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    With every passing year, Volvo has sworn to make the planet cleaner, greener, and more environment-friendly by introducing new electric and plug-in hybrid models. And in line with it, the Swedish luxury carmaker has introduced the XC40 Recharge. But what more could it do to give the Germans a run for their money? Well, it has decided to go hybrid—not completely, for now. It’s the baby SUV in the line-up that gets a new mild-hybrid power plant along with a reshuffled feature list. But is it enough? Let’s find out.

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    While the overall compact dimensions and chunky lines of the XC40 have been retained, Volvo has made subtle changes to the exterior styling. The front fascia wears the signature single-piece grille with the massive Volvo logo and is flanked by LED headlamps. While these headlamp clusters may appear unchanged at first glance, Volvo has sharpened the T-shaped DRLs and there is a secondary four-pod LED pattern above them. Although chrome adds more bling, the XC40 follows a rather subtle approach with gloss black inserts that can be seen on the grille and ORVMs. 

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    Moving to the side, the XC40 runs on the same 18-inch wheels but in this mild-hybrid guise, the dual-tone finished alloys have been swapped for a rather plain-looking five-spoke design. Another step-down is the single-tone paint scheme that replaces the contrasting black roof. That said, the boomerang-shaped vertical tail lamps look unmistakeably Volvo. 

    Is the cabin any good?

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    Volvo has not fiddled much with the cabin and the overall design, layout, and even the quality levels remain intact. And we feel this is a good thing as Volvo’s vertically-stacked elements along with a minimalist approach to the design make it look like one of the well-appointed cabins in this segment. Then, the dashboard continues to follow an all-black theme with a subtle dark wooden inlay insert at the centre. However, our favourite element here is the new eye-catching backlit glass gear knob that looks premium and is sure to impress the owners. 

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    What’s also new on this facelift is the updated fully-digital instrument cluster and the nine-inch touchscreen infotainment system that is now powered by Google. While the driver’s display isn’t as configurable as we would have liked, the infotainment unit now gets in-built Google Play Store, Google Maps along with Google’s voice assistant. On the flip side, Apple phone users will have to keep a cable handy to use the CarPlay function. Even the system-integrated HVAC controls are a bit fiddly because of lack of physical controls. 

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    Having said that, the front seats are supremely comfortable and with power adjustment, one can easily find the right driving position and the XC40 remembers it with two memory settings onboard. Also, you can have the leather upholstery in either black or cream shade. While the four-way lumbar support and a manually-extendable seat base further ensure a comfortable stay on long journeys, we did miss the ventilated seats. There are ample storage spaces all around the cabin. The front and rear door pockets can easily fit in big bottles whereas the centre space can have two cup holders. What impressed us were the small and neatly laid cubby spaces, like the one at the front of the armrest and at the rear, near both sides of the seat base. 

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    Talking about the rear seats, these aren’t the best ones but you do get decent head and leg room here. However, we found the backrest angle to be a bit too upright and then the seats are low set with short seat base, thus taller occupants will have to sit in a knees-up position. But you do get a panoramic sunroof for an airier feel and the practicality bits include two USB ports and an armrest with two cup holders.

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    Even the luggage space is thoughtfully designed as it not only gets a 60:40 split rear seat but also a small cutout to access the belongings in the boot while seated at the rear. Then there are small but useful inclusions like hooks on both sides, a 12-volt socket, a two-step folding carpet with additional underneath space, and an electric tailgate with gesture control. 

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    Is it nice to drive?

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    Gone is the old ‘T4’ badge and in comes the new ‘B4 Ultimate’ badge which, in Volvo’s book, stands for the mild-hybrid powertrain. And honestly, it is the only real update to this luxury SUV. It’s powered by the same 1,969cc petrol engine which in this guise works in tandem with a 48-volt battery to help with better acceleration and fuel efficiency. The result is a bumped-up power at 194bhp (7bhp more) and 300Nm of peak torque. The gearbox duty is taken care of by the eight-speed automatic unit that transmits the power to the front wheels.

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    The difference due to the addition of mild-hybrid tech is instantly noticeable from the moment you crank the engine. The motor is extremely silent on idle and even when on the move, you can barely hear any engine noise. Put your foot down and it won’t hesitate to rev smoothly and happily up to 6,000rpm. However, while at it, it’s not something that will pin you to the seat and make you feel exhilarated. Instead, the power delivery is linear throughout the range and even when the turbo spools at around 2,500rpm, the push is not sudden and aggressive. Yes, do miss the conventional paddle shifters and the drive modes, which were present on its predecessor and could have made the driving experience slightly more exciting. 

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    Then there are ‘Off-Road’ and ‘Steering Firm’ modes. The former lightens the steering and engages the hill-descent control which mostly comes in handy when encountering a steep incline or a down trail. The latter, as the name suggests, adds weight to the steering and you can feel a noticeable difference when cruising at highway speeds. However, Being a Volvo, safety is paramount with the XC40 as well and it’s equipped with several ADAS features like adaptive cruise control, lane-keep assist, a blind-spot monitor with cross-traffic alert, and front and rear collision mitigation support. We tried the first two and they worked seamlessly. However, one should always be mindful of the surroundings, and the system works well on well-marked roads and with timely driver input. 

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    Now, the ride quality of the XC40 is supple and when doing highway speeds, it feels extremely stable and planted. The power is ample and reaching and maintaining three-digit speeds is effortless. However, when pottering in the city, the XC40 feels slightly firm. Not that it gets unsettling and bumpy, but you can hear the suspension working. Having said that, it doesn’t take away anything from how comfortable the XC40 feels for daily driving. 

    Should you buy it?

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    Priced at an introductory price of Rs 43.20 lakh (ex-showroom), the Volvo XC40 is Rs 1.30 lakh less than the previous model. However, Volvo has said that the prices will soon be hiked to Rs 45.90 lakh and that will make the XC40 the most expensive SUV in its segment. However, it’s offered in a single fully-loaded and you do get a lot of car for that much money. Moreover, it retains the quirky design, has a highly practical cabin, and is the most feature-rich of the lot. 

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    That said, the petrol engine although refined is not the punchiest and fun to drive and the back seat isn’t the best space to be in either. However, the XC40 will appeal to those set of buyers who are looking for a well-equipped luxury SUV that also ranks high on safety and equipment. 

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    Volvo XC40 Colours

    Volvo XC40 is available/sold in the following colours in India.

    Crystal White
    Crystal White

    Volvo XC40 Mileage

    Volvo XC40 mileage claimed by ARAI is 14.4 kmpl.

    PowertrainARAI Mileage
    Mild Hybrid(Electric + Petrol) - Automatic

    (1969 cc)

    14.4 kmpl
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    Volvo XC40 User Reviews

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    • A Remarkable Experience with the Volvo XC40 B4 Ultimate
      I recently had the pleasure of driving the Volvo XC40 B4 Ultimate, and I must say, it left an indelible impression on me. From its sleek design to its impressive performance, this SUV exceeded my expectations in almost every way. Let's start with the design. The XC40's exterior exudes modernity and sophistication. Its clean lines and bold grille give it a distinctive presence on the road, and the attention to detail in the design is truly commendable. The Thor's Hammer LED headlights not only look stunning but also provide exceptional visibility during nighttime driving. Inside, the XC40 offers a luxurious and comfortable cabin that is both spacious and practical. The premium materials used throughout the interior create an upscale feel, and the ergonomic design of the seats ensures long journeys are a breeze. The infotainment system is intuitive and user-friendly, and the Bowers & Wilkins sound system provides an immersive audio experience. Now, let's talk about performance. The B4 Ultimate is equipped with a capable engine that delivers both power and efficiency. The handling is responsive, making city driving a pleasure, while it also performs admirably on the highway. The XC40's all-wheel drive system provides confidence-inspiring traction in various weather conditions, which is a significant plus for those of us who live in areas with unpredictable weather. One of the standout features of the XC40 is its advanced safety technology. Volvo has always been at the forefront of safety innovation, and the XC40 is no exception. The array of driver-assistance features, including adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, and blind-spot monitoring, adds an extra layer of security to your driving experience. On the downside, the cargo space, while adequate for most daily needs, may be a bit limited for those who frequently haul larger items. However, the rear seats can be folded down to create more room when needed. In terms of fuel efficiency, the XC40 B4 Ultimate impressively balances power and economy, though it's worth noting that its mileage may vary depending on your driving habits and conditions. Overall, the Volvo XC40 B4 Ultimate is a fantastic choice for those seeking a compact luxury SUV that combines style, comfort, and safety with an enjoyable driving experience. While it might not be the roomiest in its class, its many positive attributes make it a top contender in my book. I thoroughly enjoyed my time with the XC40 and would highly recommend it to anyone in the market for a premium SUV.
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    • Feel paradise on earth by driving this car
      This is one of the safest car on earth for me it is pro of pros without any cons. you will actually feel that you are driving on the paradise by driving this car. Look wise this is the amongst beautiful cars on earth ..i love it ..and you will love it for sure by driving this car.
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    • Best SUV in the market
      My friend owns one xc40 and trust me it is a very brilliant car. Excellent interiors and style designs. Seats are extremely comfortable. Infotainment system is top notch as well as the air conditioner.
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    • Volvo XC40 review
      Pros: Good engine, Branded value, Safety, decent in city mileage Cons: Seat are congested for 5 well-built people. That's it. Go for Volvo. it will never disappoint I am doctor by profession, value safety most. So always recommended this brand.
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    • Excellent Purchase But ..
      Excellent Purchase. Drivers Car, Ultra Luxury for someone driving low end cars. High on maintenance but that is expected because of poor road infrastructure in India. I would prefer better infotainment system with wide screen touch covering speedometer.
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    FAQs About Volvo XC40

    Q: What is the price of Volvo XC40?
    Volvo has stopped the production of Volvo XC40. The last recorded price of Volvo XC40 is Rs. 46.40 Lakh.

    Q: Which is XC40 Top Model?
    The top model of Volvo XC40 is B4 Ultimate [2022-2023] and the last recorded price for XC40 B4 Ultimate [2022-2023] is Rs. 46.40 Lakh.

    Q: Which car is better between XC40 and X1?
    Volvo XC40 price starts at Rs. 46.40 Lakh ex-showroom and it comes with 1969cc engine. Whereas, X1 price starts at Rs. 49.50 Lakh ex-showroom and it comes with 1499cc engine. Compare the two models to identify the best car for you.

    Q: Is there a new coming up XC40?
    No, there is no running/upcoming Volvo XC40.

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