Fuel Type Category
EV
Engine Power Output
408 HP
transmission
Automatic
Number Of Seats
5
Essential EV (Base)
SAR 194,900
Fuel Type Category
EV
Engine Power Output
408 HP
transmission
Automatic
Number Of Seats
5

Volvo EC40
Starting from
SAR 219,900

Volvo EX30
Starting from
SAR 148,900

Volvo EX90
Starting from
SAR 290,000

Volvo S60
Starting from
SAR 214,676

Volvo S90
Starting from
SAR 260,000

Volvo XC40
Starting from
SAR 170,170

Volvo XC60
Starting from
SAR 259,800

Volvo XC90
Starting from
SAR 273,900
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How much does the Volvo EX40 cost in Saudi Arabia?
A single specification at SAR 194,900, which is the cheapest way into an electric Volvo above the EX30. The Essential EV (Base) comes with the safety systems, the infotainment and the 5-seat interior already fitted, and the only decisions left are paint and wheels. That simplicity is deliberate — Volvo sells these cars as complete rather than as a starting point.
Is the EX40 practical enough for a family?
Yes, and more so than its size suggests. The upright roof gives real rear headroom, the boot has a square opening and a useful under-floor space for cables, and there is a second luggage compartment under the bonnet. Volvo's cabin storage — the deep door bins, the removable bin under the armrest — is the sort of detail that only shows up after a few weeks of ownership.
Volvo EX40 or Volvo EC40?
The EX40 is the more sensible of the pair and usually the cheaper one. Its flat roof and square tailgate make it materially more useful for luggage, prams and anything tall, with no penalty in how it drives. The EC40 trades that space for a sloping roofline; the XC40 is the petrol version of the same car.
Does the EX40 hold its value?
Weakly at present: about 28% of its value after five years, against roughly 48% for European premium cars in the Kingdom. Electric cars in this class have depreciated hard as newer models with longer range have arrived, which is a market effect rather than a comment on the car. It is also the strongest argument for buying a two- or three-year-old example instead of a new one.