Volvo’s all-new addition to the EV space comes in the form of the XC40 Recharge. Although this CKD car doesn’t have any direct rivals as of now, it can be seen as an alternative to the Kia EV6. So which of the two EVs would be better to buy? Let’s find out!
Kia EV6 | Volvo XC40 Recharge | |
Max Power | 229PS (RWD) / 325PS (AWD) | 408PS (AWD) |
Max Torque | 350Nm (RWD) / 650Nm (AWD) | 660Nm (AWD) |
Top Speed (Electronically limited) | 183kmph (RWD) / 186kmph (AWD) | 180kmph |
0-100km-h Time | 7.9s (RWD) / 5.2s (AWD) | 4.9s |
Battery Capacity | 77.4 kWh | 78 kWh |
Charging Capabilities | supports up to 350kW of DC fast charging | supports up to 150kW of DC fast charging |
Charging Time | 50 kW DC fast charging (10% – 80% in 73 minutes) / 350 kW DC hyper charging (10% – 80% in 18 minutes) | 150 kW DC fast charging (0- 80% in 33 minutes) |
Range (WLTP) | 528km (RWD) / 506km (AWD) | 418km |
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Kia EV6 | Volvo XC40 Recharge | |
Length (mm) | 4695 | 4425 |
Width (mm) | 1890 | 1863 (w/o mirrors) 2034 (w/ mirrors) |
Height (mm) | 1550 | 1647 (Including shark fen) |
Wheelbase (mm) | 2900 | 2702 |
Ground clearance (mm) | 155 | 176 |
Boot Space (liters) | 512 (expandable up to 1300L) | 452 (expandable up to 1290L) |
Kia EV6 | Volvo XC40 Recharge | |
Connected Car Tech | Yes (Kia Connect) | Yes |
Infotainment Display Size | 12.3-inch (horizontal) | 12-inch (vertical) |
Instrument Cluster | Fully digital | Fully digital |
Power Adjust Front Seats | Yes | Yes |
Powered Tailgate | Yes | Yes (Hands-Free) |
Parking Sensors | Both Front and Rear | Both Front and Rear |
Audio System | 6-speaker system as standard / 14-speaker Meridian System (Optional) | 13-speaker Harman Kardon sound system |
Leather Seats | Yes | Yes |
Android Auto/ Apple Carplay | Yes | Yes |
AR Heads-up Display | Yes | No |
360-degree camera | Yes | Yes |
Electronic Parking Brake with Auto Hold | Yes | Yes |
Automatic AC | Yes (Dual Zone) | Yes (Dual Zone) |
Wireless Charger | Yes | Yes |
Sunroof | Yes | Yes (Panoramic) |
Ventilated Seats | Yes (Heated and Cooled) | Yes (Heated and Cooled) |
ADAS | Yes | Yes |
NCAP Safety Rating | 5–stars (EURO NCAP) | 5-stars for XC40 (EURO NCAP) |
Also Read: Kia EV6 Vs BMW i4: Which EV You Should Buy?
Kia EV6 | Volvo XC40 Recharge | |
Price (Ex-showroom) | Rs 59.95 – 64.95 lakh | Rs 55.90 lakh |
It is worth noting that initially the Kia EV6 was limited to just 100 units only. However, the brand received 355 pre-launch reservations for the electrified cross-hatch. So, the Korean carmaker has now decided to increase the planned deliveries by 3.5 times. On the other hand, bookings for the XC40 Recharge will commence online from July 27.
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