Dealer asking prices for used Volvo EX40 cars in the Netherlands
In short
On 3 Nov 2026, the median dealer asking price for a used Volvo EX40 in the Netherlands was €46,900, across 65 cars from 31 dealers. The middle half were listed between €44,400 and €49,900. The cars on sale have a median mileage of 11,000 km and a median age of 0 years. Across 3 countries, the lowest median asking price is €46,900 (Netherlands) and the highest is €50,400 (Germany), though the mix of registration years differs.
Median dealer asking price · Netherlands
€46,900
Typical range: €44,400 – €49,900
The middle half of the observed asking prices (25th to 75th percentile), not a confidence interval.
65 cars · 31 dealers Data as of 3 Nov 2026. How we calculate this
Estimate import coststarting from the Netherlands
Cost to import one into the Netherlandsstarting from Austria
- Median mileage
- 11,000 km
- Median age
- 0.0 years
- Cut price in last 30 days
- 12%
- VAT-deductible
- 90%
Market summary
The most listed model year is 2026, with a median of €49,900 (33 cars). These are advertised prices, not completed sales.
Same model in other countries
Median asking price for this model in each market. These are whole-market medians: a market with newer or lower-mileage cars can look dearer.
| Country | Median asking price | Typical range | Cars · dealers | View market |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Netherlands Selected market | €46,900 €44,400 – €49,900 | €44,400 – €49,900 | 65 · 31 | |
| Austria | €47,700 €44,700 – €49,400 | €44,700 – €49,400 | 16 · 13 | View market |
| Germany | €50,400 €48,400 – €52,600 | €48,400 – €52,600 | 27 · 17 | View market |
| All eight, pooled | €48,900 €45,400 – €52,600 | €45,400 – €52,600 | 129 · 69 |
Sorted by median, lowest first. These are gross asking prices. They include the VAT due in each country (19% in Germany, 21% in Spain and the Netherlands, 23% in Portugal; on margin-scheme cars only on the dealer’s margin) and, in Portugal, Spain and the Netherlands, registration tax that has already been paid. Compare the landed cost before you buy abroad.
Like-for-like index
The same model year, mileage band and fuel compared across countries, weighted by the eight-country mix. 100 is the eight-country average; differences are index points, not savings.
Based on 2 comparable groups (model year × mileage band × fuel).
Asking price by year and mileage
Median dealer asking price for a used Volvo EX40 in the Netherlands, by registration year and mileage band. The number of cars is below each price.
Show the table: Asking price by year and mileage
| Year | under 25k km | 25k–50k km |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | €48,900 27 cars | Not published |
| 2025 | €44,900 13 cars | €44,200 8 cars |
Colour compares the medians within this table only. It does not show value for money or how reliable a figure is. A dash means the cell does not meet the publishing rules, for example fewer than 5 cars or 3 dealers.
Showing the mileage band with the most cars: under 25k km.
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2026 €48,900 27
- All mileage bands for 2026
- under 25k km
- €48,900 · 27 cars
- 25k–50k km
- Not published
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2025 €44,900 13
- All mileage bands for 2025
- under 25k km
- €44,900 · 13 cars
- 25k–50k km
- €44,200 · 8 cars
Asking price by registration year
Cars of different ages on sale today, by the year they were first registered. This is not a price history.
Show the chart: Asking price by registration year
View the data
| Year | Netherlands |
|---|---|
| 2026 | €49,900 €47.9k–€51.9k33 cars |
| 2025 | €44,900 €43.9k–€46k21 cars |
| 2024 | €41,900 7 cars |
Price history
Weekly asking-price history for this model.
Show the figures: Price history
We have recorded weekly asking prices for Volvo EX40 in the Netherlands since 3 Oct 2026. The chart appears after 8 weeks (4 so far).
Price outlook: what older cars suggest
Two readings of today's dealer asking prices for Volvo EX40 in the Netherlands: how the price differs between registration years, and how the prices of cars still for sale moved in recent weeks. A guide, not a forecast for any one car.
Show the figures: Price outlook: what older cars suggest
Model-based; forward coverage unvalidated.
The market as a whole
The whole used-car market in the Netherlands can move separately from the age effect. Centred on no change: since January 2015, at least 80% of the overlapping periods of Eurostat's HICP “second-hand motor cars” index in the Netherlands stayed within:
- In 3 months: −1.4% to +1.4%
- In 6 months: −2.3% to +2.4%
- In 12 months: −4.2% to +4.4%
Read the age-effect and market ranges separately; do not add them. The country or EU index covers all used cars, not this model. Past moves are no guarantee.
Source: Eurostat, HICP – second-hand motor cars (prc_hicp_minr), monthly to September 2026. The range is our calculation. Eurostat dataset
While a car is for sale
All models in the Netherlands
- After one week, dealer asking prices for cars still for sale in the Netherlands, across all models, had changed by −0.3% on average (indicative range −1.1% to +0.5%, set from how much models' changes varied across all eight countries in the latest week we could check); 8% of the cars were listed lower at the end of at least one observed week (30,101 cars from 2,107 dealers).
- After 2 weeks, dealer asking prices for cars still for sale in the Netherlands, across all models, had changed by −0.6% on average (indicative range −1.7% to +0.5%, set from how much models' changes varied across all eight countries in the latest week we could check); 13% of the cars were listed lower at the end of at least one observed week (4,566 cars from 693 dealers).
We use one figure for all models in the country because, in testing, separate model figures predicted the next week no better. The indicative range uses a shared width set from all eight countries, with coverage within each country and in later weeks still unverified; cars sold or withdrawn leave the sample, and we never see sale prices.
Asking prices, not sale prices. Today's older cars are different cars (trim, mileage, sometimes another generation) and markets move: treat this as a guide. How the outlook works and how it tested
VAT status · Price cuts
VAT status
90%
90% of the cars with a known VAT status are sold VAT-deductible. Median net price of those cars: €38,800.
Price cuts
12%
12% of these cars had their price cut in the last 30 days.
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| Market | Median asking price | Typical range | 10th–90th percentile | Cars | Dealers | Median mileage | Median age |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Netherlands | €46,900 | €44,400 – €49,900 | €42,900 – €53,300 | 65 | 31 | 11,000 km | 0.0 years |
| Austria | €47,700 | €44,700 – €49,400 | – | 16 | 13 | 5,000 km | 0.0 years |
| Germany | €50,400 | €48,400 – €52,600 | – | 27 | 17 | 7,000 km | 1.0 years |
| All eight, pooled | €48,900 | €45,400 – €52,600 | €42,700 – €54,800 | 129 | 69 | 6,500 km | 0.0 years |
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EuroCarIndex, “Dealer asking prices for used Volvo EX40 cars in the Netherlands”, dealer asking prices, data as of 3 Nov 2026. https://eurocarindex.com/en/prices/volvo/ex40/netherlands/
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