Volvo XC40 Is The Subcompact Luxury Crossover For Folks Who Don't Want Their Car To Feel Small - Jalopnik

The Volvo XC40 delivers a roomy cabin feel for its subcompact luxury class, with 20.1 cubic feet of trunk space and a solid, reassuring door slam. In Off-Road mode—the only drive mode available in the test—the car allowed notable tail movement before stability control intervened. On the comfort and ergonomics side, the front seats are supportive, door pockets are large and carpet-lined, and the steering wheel buttons are tactile. The interior presentation in the reviewed car used Blond leather, and Volvo no longer offers the wacky orange color option seen at the model’s debut. Key drawbacks include an infotainment system with a 9-inch portrait touchscreen that felt dated, a repeatable SiriusXM icon glitch, no wireless phone mirroring, and a 360-degree camera view that appeared warped.