Volvo has officially announced updates to the 40 Series. The XC40 receives interior and exterior revisions along with enhanced in-car AI and safety technology, while the electric EX40 and EC40 also receive updates. The timing of their launch in Japan has not yet been announced.
Volvo has announced updates to the 40 Series, introducing refreshed exterior and interior designs centered on the XC40, along with the latest-generation in-car infotainment systems. The updates maintain the model's practicality while advancing its digital technology and design.
The exterior features new matrix LED headlights, while the front grille, bumpers and rear design have also been redesigned. New wheel designs in 18- to 20-inch sizes are available. The interior incorporates an 11.2-inch center display and Google Gemini integration, and supports over-the-air updates.
Safety performance has been enhanced through next-generation sensor hardware and software that improve detection of the vehicle's surroundings. Automatic emergency braking, automatic emergency steering, the door-opening alert and Pilot Assist's lane-change assistance have been enhanced or added, along with a 360° 3D view. The powertrain lineup consists of B3/B4/B5 gasoline 48V mild-hybrid models. The updates also apply to the EX40 and EC40 EVs, with grade names and driving ranges revised. The timing of their launch in Japan has not been decided.