Get Specifications -> Powertrain specifications Guide for Volvo EX40 SUV First Generation (2025-2026)

Labels

1

Label location

1

Product label

The product label is located on the right-hand door pillar and will be visible when the door is opened.

Product label

Examples of information you can find on the product label:

Type approval number

Vehicle identification number

Weight information

Code designation for exterior colour

Note

Labels depicted in this manual are generic representations of those found around your car. The manual only contains

their location and what kind of information they hold. Find the actual label for specific information about your car.

Tip

For many markets, more information can also be found in the car's registration document.

15.2. Powertrain specifications

Find the specifications regarding your car's propulsion.

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These specifications provide details about what your car is capable of and certified for. They also specify data on relevant char-

ging cables.

15.2.1. Electric motor specifications

The Single Motor is powered by one electric motor (rear) and you can find the specifications here.

Single Motor Extended range

Rear

Electric motor type

Electric motor model

Max. power output

Synchronous motor with permanent magnet

Total car (system)

CCJDG

185

kW

hp

252

N/A

Rated power (continuous power)

Max. torque

kW

Nm

lb-ft

420

310

Note

If data is missing it will be updated at a later stage.

15.2.2. The car's certified values for range and electricity

consumption

These are the certified values for your car's range and use of electrical power. However, range and electricity

consumption vary according to the circumstances and driving conditions. These values should not be

interpreted as an expected range but should primarily be used to compare different cars.

Procedure used to establish the values

The values in the table below are established in accordance with WLTP^[1], which is an international test method performed in a

laboratory environment. The method uses drive cycles to simulate an average driving run of the car. Every drive cycle is determ-

ined by different conditions such as speed, time and mileage.

The standard is based on four drive cycle profiles with different average speeds:

Low speed

Urban driving

Medium speed

High speed

Suburban driving

Extra-urban driving

Motorway driving

Extra high speed

Symbol explanation

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This is an explanation of the symbols used in the specification table below.

Certified value for the car's potential range (km)^[2]

Urban and suburban driving.

.

Average value over all four drive cycle phases (urban, suburban, extra-urban and motorway driving).

Certified value for the car's electricity consumption (kWh/100 km). The value is an average over all four drive cycle phases (urban, suburban, extra-urban and

motorway driving).

Low value.

High value.

Specifications for range and electricity consumption

Single Motor Extended Range

764

702

552

498

16.6

18.3

Note

If data is missing in the table, it will be updated at a later date.

Certified values and actual values

When driving, the car's range and electricity consumption can differ from the certified value indications. Some reasons for this

may be:

Driving style.

Extra equipment and cargo affect the car's weight or air resistance.

Non-standard wheels can increase rolling resistance and air resistance.

High speed causes increased air resistance.

Road, traffic and weather conditions.

The general condition of the car.

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[1]

[2]

Worldwide Harmonised Light-Duty Vehicles Test Procedure

The value should not be interpreted as an expected range. The range is difficult to achieve during normal driving.

15.2.3. Charging cable specifications

These specifications provide details about mode 2 charging cables. Mode 2 charging cables can be

purchased from the Volvo Extras shop.

-32 °C to 50 °C (-25 °F to 122 °F)

Ambient temperature

Residual-current device

Mode 2 charging cables have a built-in residual-current device that protects the car and the user from electric shocks caused by

system faults.

Warning

The residual-current device helps to protect the car's charging system, but there is no guarantee that an overload never

occurs.

Important

The residual-current device does not protect the household socket.

Temperature monitoring

The mode 2 cable is also equipped with a control unit, which has a built-in overtemperature monitoring function. This monitors

the temperature of both the cable and the household socket.

Warning

The charging cable's temperature monitoring helps to protect the car's charging system, but there is no guarantee that

overheating will never occur.

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Important

If temperature monitoring has automatically reduced the charging current on repeated occasions and charging has

been interrupted, the cause of overheating must be investigated and corrected.

Avoid exposing the control unit and its plug connector to direct sunlight. The overheating protection in the plug

connector may otherwise reduce or stop the charging of your car.

If charging is unintentionally stopped, both the charging cable and the car’s charging system should be checked by a

trained and qualified Volvo service technician. The household socket should also be checked by a licensed electrician.

15.2.4. Charging port labels and identifiers

Your car has a label with an identifier on it that provides information about charging compatibility.

Charging compatibility identification

You can find out if your car and the charging point are compatible by looking at the identification labels. The labels are given in

accordance with the EN 17186 standard. The identification labels include a letter or letters. If a letter on the charging point

matches a letter on your car's identification label, it means that they are compatible.

The identification label is located on the inside of the charging lid.

Charging compatibility identification label.

The letters indicate the types of charging point your car is compatible with. Your car has three letters defining compatibility.

Details can be found in the EN 17186 standard.

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Identification label Charging type

AC^[1]charging type 2

DC^[2]charging (including Combined Charging System (CCS) Combo 2)

C

K and L

[1]

Alternating current

[2]

Direct current

15.3. Wheel and tyre specifications

Here you can find specific data for wheels and tyres applicable to your car.

Note

There are more recommendations regarding wheels and tyres that are important to be aware of.

15.3.1. Approved tyre pressure

You can find the approved tyre pressures for your car in the table below.

The recommended pressure for approved tyres can be found on the tyre pressure label. It's located on the door pillar on the

driver's side and is visible when the door is opened.

Tyre size

Speed

Load 1-3 persons

Max load

ECO pressure

Front

Rear

Front

Rear

Front/rear

kPa (psi)

235/50 R19

255/45 R19

235/45 R20

255/40 R20

0-180 km/h (0-112 mph)

280 (41)

420 (60)

280 (41)

420 (60)

280 (41)

420 (60)

Temporary Spare Tyre

max 80 km/h (max 50 mph)

420 (60)

Important

Never switch the front and rear wheels around.

15.3.2. Approved wheel and tyre sizes

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