Fuel Type Category
EV
Transmission Type
Automatic
Number Of Seats
5
Twin Motor (AWD) EV (Mid)
SAR 219,900
Fuel Type Category
EV
Engine Power Output
408 hp
Transmission Type
Automatic
Number Of Seats
5
Drivetrain Type
AWD

Volvo XC90
Starting from
SAR 273,900

Volvo XC60
Starting from
SAR 259,800

Volvo EX90
Starting from
SAR 290,000

Volvo S90
Starting from
SAR 260,000

Volvo XC40
Starting from
SAR 170,170

Volvo EX30
Starting from
SAR 148,900

Volvo EX40
Starting from
SAR 194,900

Volvo S60
Starting from
SAR 214,676
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Volvo renamed its electric cars in 2024, and the EC40 is what used to be sold as the C40 Recharge — the coupé-roofed version of the brand's compact electric SUV. Saudi Arabia gets it in one form, twin-motor and all-wheel drive, with a sloping tailgate that costs some headroom and buys the shape people choose it for.
Sort out home charging before you compare the two body shapes — that decision matters more than the roofline. Then look at both across the used Volvos listed in Saudi Arabia.
How much does the Volvo EC40 cost in Saudi Arabia?
One specification, SAR 219,900, with nothing to configure beyond colour and wheels. The Twin Motor (AWD) EV (Mid) arrives with both motors, all-wheel drive and 408 hp already fitted, which is a substantial amount of performance for the money and rather more than most buyers of a compact SUV will ever use.
EC40 or EX40?
The difference is the roof and nothing else that matters. The EC40's lower, sloping rear cuts boot height and rear headroom in exchange for a sleeker profile; the EX40 keeps the square tailgate and the usable space. Mechanically they share a platform, so this is a decision about how the car looks and how often you carry tall loads.
Volvo EC40 or Volvo XC40?
The EC40 is the cheaper car to run by a wide margin — no fuel, no oil services and brakes that last far longer because the motors do most of the slowing — and it is quicker than any petrol XC40 by a distance. The XC40 is the one to buy if long unplanned drives are routine and there is nowhere to charge at home.
What is living with one actually like?
A home wall box makes it straightforward: overnight charging covers a normal working week without a public charger entering the picture, and fast charging on the main highways handles longer trips with a little planning. Servicing is simple, with no oil or filters, and the 5-seat cabin uses materials chosen to be cleaned rather than babied. Battery health and charging history are the two things worth keeping a record of.