I have to say the Volvo XC40 Estate 2.0 B4P Ultra Dark 5-dr Auto really impressed me ? it?s a compact SUV that punches well above its class when it comes to daily usability, style and that unmistakable Volvo character. From the driver?s seat, the B4P mild-hybrid 2.0-litre engine delivers a crisp 197 bhp and gets the XC40 to 0?62 mph in a sprightly 7.6 seconds. The gearbox is smooth and responsive, and the mild-hybrid system gives a subtle boost to efficiency ? ideal for city driving or those frequent short-hop commutes. What stands out is how the ?Ultra Dark? trim adds a genuine sense of attitude. The high-gloss black mesh grille, dark window trim, 20 alloys and tinted rear glass give the XC40 a sleek, purposeful presence that few in its segment manage without feeling over-styled. Inside, you get a cabin that feels modern yet practical: nicely finished materials, a good driving position and enough boot space for everyday needs. With 443 litres of luggage space (seats up) and a versatile folding rear bench, the XC40 remains genuinely practical for daily life. On the road, the XC40 feels balanced ? composed enough for motorway cruising, yet nimble enough for sharper turns or city manoeuvres. Its mild-hybrid setup delivers enough punch for confident overtakes without the fuss or fuel-guzzling of larger engines. All told, the XC40 B4P Ultra Dark is the kind of compact SUV I?d happily own. It?s refined, stylish, and punchy enough to keep driving interesting ? yet remains eminently practical and easy to live with day-to-day.