2023 Volvo XC40 Recharge Pure Electric SUV Now Available In Malaysia For RM278,888 volvocars
after it received bookings of more than 400 units.
The 2023 Volvo XC40 Recharge Pure Electric in the new Fjord Blue colourway. [Image: Volvo Cars Malaysia.]Let’s start with the biggest difference between both models: pricing. Its predecessor was rolled into Malaysia with a price tag of RM262,460 but the 2023 edition costs much higher at RM278,888. On top of that, the refreshed model also comes in a new colour option called Fjord Blue alongside existing colourways such as the Black Stone, Thunder Grey, Crystal White, and Sage Green. The 2023 edition also features interiors with Charcoal Connect Suede textile and Microtech inserts while its sculpted gear-free is now leather-free as well.
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