Volvo V40 Fuel Consumption (MPG & km/L)

Even though it has been in production since 2012, the Volvo V40, a compact premium hatchback, is still a well-liked option for people seeking a badge that seems upscale. Although it's a competitive market, it offers Swedish cool, a daringly unconventional image, and the prestige of coming from a rising automaker.

Volvo provides a confusing range of fuel economy estimates based on the engine/gearbox combination and how those estimates change with the size of the alloy wheels that are installed. Verify specific numbers prior to purchasing. The fuel efficiency range for the T2 manual depends on the size of the wheels and varies from 39.8 to 42.8 mpg. The automated report ranges from 38.2 to 41.5 mpg.

If you upgrade to the T3 manual, you can anticipate the same range of 39.8 to 42.8 mpg as the T2, while the automatic version only manages 37.2-40.9 mpg. Unfortunately, since the V40 is getting close to retirement, high-efficiency three-cylinder petrol engines are not and will not be installed in it.

Volvo V40 Fuel Consumption

The diesels use far less fuel. If you choose a manual D2, your estimated fuel economy will range from 49.6 to 56.5 mpg; the automatic version will yield between 47.9 and 52.3 mpg. There isn't much of a penalty if you prefer the D3's power. While the auto claims between 47.9 and 52.3 mpg, the manual claims 50.4-55.4 mpg.

When compared to Mercedes-Benz or BMW, Volvo dealers offer very competitive servicing costs.