The Volvo XC40, first introduced in 2017, marked a pivotal moment for the Swedish luxury automaker, signaling its ambitious entry into the rapidly expanding compact premium SUV segment. This new model, built on Volvo’s innovative Compact Modular Architecture (CMA), quickly distinguished itself with a fresh, youthful design language that departed from the more traditional aesthetics of its larger siblings, the XC60 and XC90. The XC40 was conceived as a vehicle for the modern urban dweller, blending distinctive Scandinavian design with practical versatility and cutting-edge technology. Among its diverse powertrain offerings, the Volvo XC40 2.0 D3 (150 Hp) AWD variant emerged as a particularly significant option in markets where diesel engines were favored for their robust torque and fuel efficiency, especially across Europe. Produced between March 2018 and June 2020, this specific iteration of the XC40 underscored Volvo’s commitment to offering a broad range of choices, allowing consumers to select a powertrain that best suited their regional preferences and driving needs. Its internal combustion engine architecture, coupled with an advanced all-wheel
