Infinity Automotive Solutions are pleased to market this 2023 Volvo C40 Recharge Twin Motor Ultimate, finished in Fjord Blue metallic. It has a full Volvo dealer service history and comes with 2 keys. The C40 is Volvo at its most confident — a genuinely handsome coupe-styled electric SUV, and in Ultimate specification, the range-topping trim, it wants for very little. Fjord Blue metallic suits the C40's sloping roofline and broad shoulders particularly well, set off here by 20-inch five-spoke diamond-cut alloy wheels and Volvo's superb Active Bending Pixel LED headlights with Adaptive Shadow Technology — a genuinely clever system that shapes the beam around oncoming traffic so you can leave main beam on far more of the time. This is the Twin Motor, and it is seriously quick. A motor on each axle produces a combined 300kW (408ps) and 660Nm, giving all-wheel-drive traction and 0-62mph in just 4.7 seconds — supercar pace a decade ago, delivered here in near-total silence with no gearchanges and no fuss. It's genuinely rapid, but the more valuable everyday benefit is the traction: two motors shuffling power between the axles makes this an extremely surefooted car in bad weather. Inside, Ultimate specification is close to fully loaded. A fixed panoramic glass roof runs the length of the cabin and transforms the sense of space. Audio comes from a Harman Kardon premium system with twelve speakers, a subwoofer and 600W output. There's a 12.3-inch digital driver display alongside a 9-inch portrait centre touchscreen running Google built-in — native Google Maps, Google Assistant voice control and the Play Store, which remains one of the best infotainment systems fitted to any car. You also get a power driver's seat with memory for seat and mirrors, a power passenger seat, heated front seats, wireless phone charging, dual-zone climate control, power-folding rear headrests and keyless entry. Volvo's safety and driver assistance provision is comprehensive, as you'd expect. This car has Pilot Assist, combining adaptive cruise control with lane centring to hold the car in its lane at a set distance from traffic ahead, plus a 360-degree surround-view parking camera with side proximity sensors, blind spot information, rear cross traffic alert, and Volvo's full suite of collision avoidance systems. One detail worth knowing: the C40 was Volvo's first entirely leather-free car. The Connect Textile and Microtech upholstery is a deliberate design choice rather than a cost saving, it looks and feels genuinely premium, and for a growing number of buyers the absence of leather is a positive rather than a compromise. The 78kWh battery gives an official WLTP range of up to 278 miles, with a realistic 220 to 240 miles in mixed driving. Rapid charging on a 150kW DC charger takes it from 10 to 80% in around 35 minutes, and the 11kW onboard charger means a home wallbox fills it overnight — and on three-phase supply, considerably faster than most rivals. Running costs a