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Tim Rodie Drives Stuff first look at the updated XC40
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2018 Volvo XC40
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2028 Volvo XC40 Refresh Is Slightly More Chiseled, Charming, And Smarter Inside
Read More: https://www.jalopnik.com/2253344/2028-volvo-xc40-refresh-design-specs-details-reveal/
Read More: https://www.jalopnik.com/2253344/2028-volvo-xc40-refresh-design-specs-details-reveal/
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Micah Muzio first look at the updated XC40
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The new Volvo XC40, EX40 and EC40 get new lights and bigger screens
Plus, more safety alerts thanks to frickin’ radars
Volvo has updated its 40 series cars via the traditional method of updatification: new lights, bigger screens, more technology. Welcome to the new XC40, EX40 and EC40.
Those latter ‘E’ badged cars are the electric ones don’t forget, offering up to 357 miles on a single charge, while the XC40 is the 2.0-litre petrol hybrid.
The ‘Thor’s Hammer’ headlights have been tweaked, there’s a new front grille, and new treatments for the bonnet and arches too. Messrs XC40 and EX40 gets new tail-lights, tailgate and a redesigned rear bumper, while the EC40 gets… nada. Aww.
All three get a bigger 11.2in touchscreen – yay? – which has been updated to make it “faster and easier with fewer taps needed to access key functions”. This sounds promising.
Plus, more safety alerts thanks to frickin’ radars
Volvo has updated its 40 series cars via the traditional method of updatification: new lights, bigger screens, more technology. Welcome to the new XC40, EX40 and EC40.
Those latter ‘E’ badged cars are the electric ones don’t forget, offering up to 357 miles on a single charge, while the XC40 is the 2.0-litre petrol hybrid.
The ‘Thor’s Hammer’ headlights have been tweaked, there’s a new front grille, and new treatments for the bonnet and arches too. Messrs XC40 and EX40 gets new tail-lights, tailgate and a redesigned rear bumper, while the EC40 gets… nada. Aww.
All three get a bigger 11.2in touchscreen – yay? – which has been updated to make it “faster and easier with fewer taps needed to access key functions”. This sounds promising.
FiestaST
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FiestaST
Honorary Master
FiestaST
Honorary Master
The new Volvo XC40, EX40 and EC40 get new lights and bigger screens
Plus, more safety alerts thanks to frickin’ radars
Volvo has updated its 40 series cars via the traditional method of updatification: new lights, bigger screens, more technology. Welcome to the new XC40, EX40 and EC40.
Those latter ‘E’ badged cars are the electric ones don’t forget, offering up to 357 miles on a single charge, while the XC40 is the 2.0-litre petrol hybrid.
The ‘Thor’s Hammer’ headlights have been tweaked, there’s a new front grille, and new treatments for the bonnet and arches too. Messrs XC40 and EX40 gets new tail-lights, tailgate and a redesigned rear bumper, while the EC40 gets… nada. Aww.
All three get a bigger 11.2in touchscreen – yay? – which has been updated to make it “faster and easier with fewer taps needed to access key functions”. This sounds promising.
Plus, more safety alerts thanks to frickin’ radars
Volvo has updated its 40 series cars via the traditional method of updatification: new lights, bigger screens, more technology. Welcome to the new XC40, EX40 and EC40.
Those latter ‘E’ badged cars are the electric ones don’t forget, offering up to 357 miles on a single charge, while the XC40 is the 2.0-litre petrol hybrid.
The ‘Thor’s Hammer’ headlights have been tweaked, there’s a new front grille, and new treatments for the bonnet and arches too. Messrs XC40 and EX40 gets new tail-lights, tailgate and a redesigned rear bumper, while the EC40 gets… nada. Aww.
All three get a bigger 11.2in touchscreen – yay? – which has been updated to make it “faster and easier with fewer taps needed to access key functions”. This sounds promising.