Sell your Volvo – find out what it's worth

Name: Volvo – key facts
Creator: Sonja
License: https://data.norge.no/nlod/no/2.0

Volvo is Norway's #3 most-registered car brand. Want to sell a Volvo? Sonja gives you a free, no-obligation price estimate based on your registration number, mileage, market data, list prices, EU-inspection history and used-market demand. You get one concrete offer, and we can pick up the car at your home.

Volvo

Tell us about your Volvo— registration number and mileage are all we need.

How do I get a price for my Volvo?

You get a price for your Volvo by entering your registration number and mileage. Sonja pulls the relevant vehicle data automatically and assesses the car based on model, model year, condition, list price, EU-inspection history and market demand before you receive a concrete offer.

Volvo – key facts

List prices: 13 Volvo models with list priceOFV
EU-inspection pass rate: 57% of 302,320 inspectionsNorwegian Road Administration
Volvo in Norway: over 251,000 registeredSSB

What affects the value of a used Volvo?

The value of a used Volvo is mainly affected by model, model year, mileage, drivetrain, equipment level, service history, EU-inspection history and used-market demand. For many Volvo models, drivetrain, equipment packages and body type can make the car more attractive to buyers.

Model: V70, XC60, V60 and XC70 are assessed differently because they serve different needs.
Drivetrain: electric, plug-in hybrid, diesel and petrol cars attract different buyer groups.
Equipment: all-wheel drive, tow bar, leather interior and adaptive cruise control can affect interest.
Condition: service history, damage, tyres, brakes and EU-inspection history give a fuller picture of the car.

List prices for Volvo models

Official new-price tables used by the Norwegian Tax Administration — separate from EU inspection data.

Model	Model years	Median list price	Variants
EX30	2023–2025	418 400 kr	28
EX40	2024–2025	531 400 kr	31
V60	2011–2025	831 200 kr	692
XC60	2008–2025	1 013 400 kr	401
XC90	2002–2025	238 500 kr	185
V90	1997–2024	900 000 kr	223
C40	2021–2023	564 600 kr	12
XC40	2017–2023	550 000 kr	102
S60	2000–2022	765 000 kr	631
V40	1996–2018	380 000 kr	563
V70	1997–2016	478 000 kr	569
XC70	2002–2016	630 500 kr	157
V50	2004–2011	369 900 kr	143

Volvo models with list price data

Data basis: OFV list price · Last updated in Sonja: 29 May 2026, 14:12 · Source: Skatteetaten (list price) · OFV

Value drop and list price in Norway See the interactive depreciation curve

Volvo models

Sorted by inspection count. “Vs. same model years” shows how the pass rate differs from other cars registered in the same years.

Model	Pass rate	Vs. same model years
V70	40.1%	+4.4%
XC60	70.7%	+11.2%
V60	68.7%	+9.0%
XC70	54.1%	+13.4%
V40	57.9%	+4.7%
XC90	57.6%	+3.2%
V50	29.7%	-4.8%
S60	41.3%	+8.3%
V90	77.9%	+5.3%
XC40	89.3%	+9.4%
240	38.7%	+17.4%
C40	96.6%	+15.3%
EX40	80.0%	–

Vs. same model years: weighted pass-rate gap vs cars registered in the same years.

Data basis: PKK 2023–2025 · Last updated in Sonja: 29 May 2026, 12:03 · Source: Statens Vegvesen PKK (open files)

Which cars pass EU inspection best – and worst?

Municipality	Registered	Share in Norway
Oslo	13 450	5.4 %
Bergen	8 367	3.3 %
Trondheim	7 519	3.0 %
Bærum	4 897	2.0 %
Kristiansand	4 320	1.7 %
Stavanger	4 319	1.7 %
Asker	3 352	1.3 %
Sandefjord	3 281	1.3 %
Tromsø	3 241	1.3 %
Fredrikstad	3 209	1.3 %
Ringsaker	3 201	1.3 %
Lillestrøm	3 182	1.3 %
Sarpsborg	3 024	1.2 %
Drammen	3 022	1.2 %
Halden	2 832	1.1 %
Tønsberg	2 779	1.1 %
Indre Østfold	2 747	1.1 %
Skien	2 730	1.1 %
Sandnes	2 667	1.1 %
Larvik	2 410	1.0 %
Arendal	2 185	0.9 %
Bodø	2 118	0.8 %
Moss	2 115	0.8 %
Ålesund	2 098	0.8 %
Ullensaker	2 010	0.8 %
Gjøvik	1 999	0.8 %
Nordre Follo	1 936	0.8 %
Hamar	1 936	0.8 %
Rana	1 895	0.8 %
Stange	1 881	0.8 %
Alver	1 846	0.7 %
Kongsberg	1 795	0.7 %
Nes i Akershus	1 700	0.7 %
Steinkjer	1 672	0.7 %
Porsgrunn	1 658	0.7 %
Molde	1 624	0.6 %
Ringerike	1 623	0.6 %
Stjørdal	1 617	0.6 %
Elverum	1 586	0.6 %
Øygarden	1 556	0.6 %
Karmøy	1 528	0.6 %
Lillehammer	1 511	0.6 %
Haugesund	1 506	0.6 %
Eidsvoll	1 494	0.6 %
Kongsvinger	1 486	0.6 %
Sunnfjord	1 480	0.6 %
Levanger	1 477	0.6 %
Østre Toten	1 462	0.6 %
Holmestrand	1 384	0.6 %
Orkland	1 384	0.6 %
Vestre Toten	1 352	0.5 %
Lindesnes	1 332	0.5 %
Færder	1 304	0.5 %
Verdal	1 295	0.5 %
Namsos	1 283	0.5 %
Aurskog-Høland	1 259	0.5 %
Lier	1 257	0.5 %
Narvik	1 209	0.5 %
Grimstad	1 203	0.5 %
Alta	1 178	0.5 %
Lørenskog	1 164	0.5 %
Sola	1 139	0.5 %
Melhus	1 132	0.5 %
Bjørnafjorden	1 097	0.4 %
Askøy	1 090	0.4 %
Senja	1 089	0.4 %
Harstad	1 024	0.4 %
Øvre Eiker	1 015	0.4 %
Voss	1 008	0.4 %
Nærøysund	1 000	0.4 %
Kristiansund	982	0.4 %
Eidskog	975	0.4 %
Horten	975	0.4 %
Gloppen	969	0.4 %
Løten	959	0.4 %
Klepp	929	0.4 %
Time	924	0.4 %
Kinn	915	0.4 %
Nittedal	875	0.3 %
Sogndal	870	0.3 %
Vestvågøy	867	0.3 %
Ullensvang	843	0.3 %
Åsnes	842	0.3 %
Vefsn	840	0.3 %
Fauske	834	0.3 %
Modum	827	0.3 %
Rakkestad	821	0.3 %
Nannestad	819	0.3 %
Hå	804	0.3 %
Midt-Telemark	798	0.3 %
Sør-Odal	787	0.3 %
Notodden	781	0.3 %
Hustadvika	780	0.3 %
Ørsta	755	0.3 %
Kvinnherad	722	0.3 %
Vestby	713	0.3 %
Gran	712	0.3 %
Vågan	712	0.3 %
Giske	707	0.3 %
Tysvær	702	0.3 %
Ås	696	0.3 %
Malvik	687	0.3 %
Ørland	687	0.3 %
Vennesla	684	0.3 %
Bamble	679	0.3 %
Stord	667	0.3 %
Sortland	665	0.3 %
Inderøy	660	0.3 %
Grue	656	0.3 %
Stad	652	0.3 %
Indre Fosen	647	0.3 %
Vindafjord	639	0.3 %
Trysil	638	0.3 %
Sel	632	0.3 %
Volda	609	0.2 %
Gausdal	606	0.2 %
Frogn	592	0.2 %
Nesodden	591	0.2 %
Rælingen	583	0.2 %
Nord-Odal	561	0.2 %
Osterøy	555	0.2 %
Kvam	544	0.2 %
Stryn	540	0.2 %
Sør-Varanger	533	0.2 %
Nord-Fron	528	0.2 %
Nome	522	0.2 %
Skaun	521	0.2 %
Målselv	516	0.2 %
Gjesdal	512	0.2 %
Brønnøy	507	0.2 %
Lillesand	505	0.2 %
Nordre Land	500	0.2 %
Bømlo	494	0.2 %
Haram	492	0.2 %
Tynset	485	0.2 %
Råde	481	0.2 %
Heim	477	0.2 %
Balsfjord	455	0.2 %
Kvinesdal	454	0.2 %
Åmot	449	0.2 %
Hadsel	448	0.2 %
Oppdal	440	0.2 %
Lyngdal	437	0.2 %
Strand	433	0.2 %
Herøy i Møre og Romsdal	432	0.2 %
Nord-Aurdal	429	0.2 %
Midtre Gauldal	429	0.2 %
Kragerø	428	0.2 %
Enebakk	427	0.2 %
Ringebu	423	0.2 %
Våler	422	0.2 %
Hammerfest	421	0.2 %
Froland	417	0.2 %
Søndre Land	416	0.2 %
Eigersund	403	0.2 %
Alstahaug	402	0.2 %
Sykkylven	395	0.2 %
Meløy	395	0.2 %
Vestnes	394	0.2 %
Lunner	393	0.2 %
Randaberg	393	0.2 %
Flekkefjord	390	0.2 %
Surnadal	386	0.2 %
Sunndal	385	0.2 %
Røros	380	0.2 %
Ulstein	376	0.2 %
Øyer	375	0.1 %
Marker	373	0.1 %
Farsund	365	0.1 %
Jevnaker	363	0.1 %
Gjerdrum	360	0.1 %
Luster	353	0.1 %
Overhalla	350	0.1 %
Tvedestrand	346	0.1 %
Etne	346	0.1 %
Saltdal	346	0.1 %
Hole	336	0.1 %
Andøy	332	0.1 %
Tinn	328	0.1 %
Hemnes	328	0.1 %
Selbu	327	0.1 %
Frøya	324	0.1 %
Åfjord	322	0.1 %
Våler i Østfold	320	0.1 %
Risør	316	0.1 %
Sigdal	310	0.1 %
Vinje	310	0.1 %
Sula	309	0.1 %
Høyanger	308	0.1 %
Hitra	306	0.1 %
Birkenes	302	0.1 %
Averøy	300	0.1 %
Sør-Fron	295	0.1 %
Rauma	289	0.1 %
Sveio	287	0.1 %
Drangedal	282	0.1 %
Gol	281	0.1 %
Tjeldsund	279	0.1 %
Sørreisa	278	0.1 %
Skiptvet	273	0.1 %
Ål	273	0.1 %
Årdal	273	0.1 %
Vadsø	272	0.1 %
Hareid	264	0.1 %
Frosta	258	0.1 %
Sør-Aurdal	257	0.1 %
Nordreisa	255	0.1 %
Gjemnes	253	0.1 %
Vågå	251	0.1 %
Øystre Slidre	248	0.1 %
Porsanger	247	0.1 %
Flesberg	241	0.1 %
Tingvoll	241	0.1 %
Stor-Elvdal	240	0.1 %
Lærdal	239	0.1 %
Bardu	235	0.1 %
Øksnes	233	0.1 %
Hvaler	231	0.1 %
Aure	230	0.1 %
Hamarøy	229	0.1 %
Vanylven	220	0.1 %
Sømna	217	0.1 %
Snåsa	212	0.1 %
Austevoll	211	0.1 %
Stranda	211	0.1 %
Dovre	210	0.1 %
Nore og Uvdal	207	0.1 %
Alvdal	207	0.1 %
Hurdal	206	0.1 %
Hol	206	0.1 %
Evje og Hornnes	206	0.1 %
Vaksdal	205	0.1 %
Steigen	204	0.1 %
Siljan	203	0.1 %
Lom	202	0.1 %
Aremark	199	0.1 %
Suldal	199	0.1 %
Skjåk	194	0.1 %
Rendalen	191	0.1 %
Tysnes	190	0.1 %
Karasjok	190	0.1 %
Gjerstad	189	0.1 %
Os	188	0.1 %
Bjerkreim	188	0.1 %
Askvoll	187	0.1 %
Meråker	187	0.1 %
Grong	185	0.1 %
Kviteseid	183	0.1 %
Rindal	181	0.1 %
Aukra	179	0.1 %
Leirfjord	179	0.1 %
Seljord	175	0.1 %
Nesbyen	174	0.1 %
Sauda	173	0.1 %
Austrheim	172	0.1 %
Rennebu	172	0.1 %
Sørfold	172	0.1 %
Bø i Nordland	170	0.1 %
Lierne	166	0.1 %
Holtålen	164	0.1 %
Gulen	161	0.1 %
Lyngen	161	0.1 %
Samnanger	160	0.1 %
Åmli	159	0.1 %
Vik	159	0.1 %
Bremanger	158	0.1 %
Fjaler	155	0.1 %
Vestre Slidre	154	0.1 %
Krødsherad	150	0.1 %
Kautokeino	149	0.1 %
Hattfjelldal	148	0.1 %
Engerdal	146	0.1 %
Tokke	146	0.1 %
Hjartdal	145	0.1 %
Vegårshei	144	0.1 %
Storfjord	141	0.1 %
Kåfjord	138	0.1 %
Sande i Møre og Romsdal	136	0.1 %
Masfjorden	134	0.1 %
Gildeskål	133	0.1 %
Tana	133	0.1 %
Hemsedal	132	0.1 %
Folldal	129	0.1 %
Fitjar	129	0.1 %
Lund	128	0.1 %
Lesja	123	0.0 %
Karlsøy	123	0.0 %
Fjord	119	0.0 %
Grane	119	0.0 %
Nordkapp	119	0.0 %
Etnedal	118	0.0 %
Herøy i Nordland	116	0.0 %
Sokndal	115	0.0 %
Lurøy	114	0.0 %
Hjelmeland	111	0.0 %
Kvæfjord	110	0.0 %
Vang	107	0.0 %
Høylandet	105	0.0 %
Nesna	104	0.0 %
Rollag	102	0.0 %
Hægebostad	102	0.0 %
Salangen	101	0.0 %
Sirdal	100	0.0 %
Skjervøy	99	0.0 %
Smøla	98	0.0 %
Lødingen	97	0.0 %
Tolga	95	0.0 %
Valle	94	0.0 %
Vega	93	0.0 %
Flakstad	93	0.0 %
Evenes	92	0.0 %
Aurland	91	0.0 %
Namsskogan	88	0.0 %
Beiarn	86	0.0 %
Båtsfjord	85	0.0 %
Flatanger	83	0.0 %
Bindal	83	0.0 %
Nissedal	77	0.0 %
Hyllestad	74	0.0 %
Fyresdal	73	0.0 %
Iveland	73	0.0 %
Dønna	71	0.0 %
Dyrøy	70	0.0 %
Vardø	70	0.0 %
Bygland	69	0.0 %
Rødøy	68	0.0 %
Bokn	67	0.0 %
Gratangen	66	0.0 %
Kvænangen	66	0.0 %
Lebesby	64	0.0 %
Eidfjord	63	0.0 %
Lavangen	60	0.0 %
Flå	58	0.0 %
Bykle	56	0.0 %
Osen	55	0.0 %
Moskenes	55	0.0 %
Ibestad	55	0.0 %
Ulvik	54	0.0 %
Røyrvik	53	0.0 %
Nesseby	51	0.0 %
Åseral	49	0.0 %
Tydal	47	0.0 %
Måsøy	44	0.0 %
Gamvik	42	0.0 %
Berlevåg	42	0.0 %
Hasvik	41	0.0 %
Leka	39	0.0 %
Vevelstad	38	0.0 %
Loppa	32	0.0 %
Solund	31	0.0 %
Værøy	28	0.0 %
Røst	26	0.0 %
Modalen	25	0.0 %
Kvitsøy	21	0.0 %
Fedje	17	0.0 %
Træna	17	0.0 %
Utsira	5	0.0 %

Click a municipality for local Volvo statistics.

Data basis: Registered as of 31 December 2025 · Last updated in Sonja: 28 May 2026, 09:31 · Source: SSB table 07832

Sell your Volvo by model

If you have a specific Volvo model, the model, drivetrain and equipment can matter a lot for the estimate. This page covers Volvo as a brand. For more precise information, continue to the models below.

Sell Volvo V70
Get a price for your Volvo V70 based on model year, mileage, engine, equipment, service history and used-market demand.
Sell Volvo XC60
Get a price for your Volvo XC60 based on model year, mileage, engine, equipment, service history and used-market demand.
Sell Volvo V60
Get a price for your Volvo V60 based on model year, mileage, engine, equipment, service history and used-market demand.
Sell Volvo XC70
Get a price for your Volvo XC70 based on model year, mileage, engine, equipment, service history and used-market demand.
Sell Volvo V40
Get a price for your Volvo V40 based on model year, mileage, engine, equipment, service history and used-market demand.

Process

How it works

1
Register the car
Enter your registration number and mileage for your Volvo – we fetch the rest automatically.
2
Get a valuation
You get a fast, concrete offer – often the same day. Free and non-binding.
3
We collect and pay
If you accept, we collect the car and transfer payment quickly.

Sell your Volvo privately, trade it in or sell directly to Sonja?

Option	Best for	What to consider
Private sale	You want to try for the highest possible price yourself	Create a listing, answer messages, show the car, handle test drives and negotiate.
Trade-in at a dealer	You're buying a new car at the same time	Weigh the trade-in price against the price and terms of your next car.
Sell directly to Sonja	You want one concrete offer and easy pickup	Enter your reg. number and mileage, review the offer and arrange pickup.

Ready for a simpler car sale?Register your car in 2 minutes and let us handle everything – from offer to payout.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How many Volvo cars are registered in Norway?

According to SSB (2025), 250,663 Volvo cars are registered in Norway (8.8% of all passenger cars). Volvo is Norway's #3 most-registered car brand. We use market data and inspection history when valuing your Volvo.

What is a Volvo worth?

Sonja gives you a free price estimate for a Volvo based on market data, list prices, EU-inspection history and demand. We factor in year, mileage and condition, and give you one concrete offer – fast, safe and easy.

How much does it cost to use Sonja?

Getting an offer from Sonja costs nothing: valuation, follow-up, and collection are free. We do not charge commission—we buy the car directly from you. When you sell a Volvo, we assess it based on market data and condition—still at no cost to you.

How quickly will I get an offer?

You'll receive an offer quickly. After you accept, we arrange pickup and payment.

What cars does Sonja buy?

We buy most Volvo cars when they make sense in the market. We assess year, mileage, and condition for your specific car.

What is the difference from a private sale?

A private sale means listing the car, filtering inquiries—often including low offers from dealers—and having strangers visit your home for viewings. With Sonja you get one concrete offer and one agreed pickup.

Can I sell a Volvo with high mileage?

Yes, you can register a high-mileage Volvo with Sonja. Mileage is an important part of the assessment, but we also look at model, model year, condition, service history, EU-inspection history and demand.

Does Sonja buy both electric and combustion Volvo models?

Yes, Sonja assesses electric Volvo models, plug-in hybrids, diesels and petrol cars. Drivetrain, range, battery, equipment and market demand affect the offer.

What does the EU inspection mean for the value of a Volvo?

The EU inspection can affect the assessment because it reflects the car's technical history. An approved inspection, few defects and documented maintenance can make the car easier to assess.

Does Sonja use EU inspection data for Volvo in its assessment?

Yes. We use historical PKK data (periodic vehicle inspection) for Volvo models as one of several factors in our offer. Inspection data from the road authority shows approval rates and typical defect patterns per model.

Can Sonja collect my Volvo from my home?

Yes — if you accept the offer, Sonja arranges collection of the car. The goal is a sale that is simple, safe and free of private viewings or negotiation.

What is the difference between a price estimate and a concrete offer?

A price estimate is an initial assessment of what the car may be worth. A concrete offer is the amount Sonja can buy the car for once the car and its details have been assessed.

What do I need to do to sell my car?

Enter your registration number and mileage. We pull technical and ownership data from the road authority automatically and send you an offer.