Volvo XC40 vs Isuzu MU-X Comparison

Volvo may not frequently shake up the Indian market, but when it does, it ensures all eyes are on it. True to its brand, the car comes equipped with an extensive array of standard safety features, with a single India-specific variant that's fully loaded. While it comes with a premium price tag, it positions itself as the most accessible premium EV available. Clearly, Volvo has strategically played its cards to offer a compelling blend of safety, luxury, and value.

The MU-X is a likeable bloke and while it does have its drawbacks, it is definitely a massive step-up from the MU-7. Of course, the MU-X falls short on features, power, equipment when compared to its immediate rivals such as the Ford Endeavour and Toyota Fortuner, but with the 2WD prices at ₹ 23.99 lakh and the 4WD prices at ₹ 25.99 lakh, it is almost ₹ 5-6 lakh cheaper than the top-of-the-line models of its competition. So, keeping that in mind, it makes for a good proposition.