Volvo V70: NEDC figures, lists 2000–2003

21 versions of the Volvo V70 in the Vehicle Certification Agency lists 2000–2003, with combined economy of 24.6–44.1 mpg.

All figures on this page come from the NEDC test. NEDC was the official test before WLTP. NEDC figures are noticeably more optimistic, so do not compare them with WLTP figures.

NEDC figures
VersionFuelCombinedL/100 kmCO₂ g/kmIn lists
V70
2.4 (140bhp) · M5 · 2435 cc
Petrol 31.0 mpg 9.1 217 2003
V70
2.4 (170bhp) · M5 · 2435 cc
Petrol 30.4 mpg 9.3 221 2003
V70
2.4 (140bhp) · A5 · 2435 cc
Petrol 28.8 mpg 9.8 235 2003
V70
2.4 (170bhp) · A5 · 2435 cc
Petrol 28.5 mpg 9.9 237 2003
V70
D5 (163bhp) · M5 · 2401 cc
Diesel 44.1 mpg 6.4 169 2001–2002
V70
2.4 (140 bhp) · M5 · 2435 cc
Petrol 32.8 mpg 8.6 205 2000–2002
V70
2.4 (170 bhp) · M5 · 2435 cc
Petrol 32.1 mpg 8.8 210 2000–2002
V70
2.4 (140 bhp) · A5 · 2435 cc
Petrol 30.4 mpg 9.3 222 2000–2002
V70
2.0T · M5 · 1984 cc
Petrol 30.1 mpg 9.4 225 2001–2002
V70
2.4 (170 bhp) · A5 · 2435 cc
Petrol 30.1 mpg 9.4 224 2000–2002
V70
2.0T · A5 · 1984 cc
Petrol 27.2 mpg 10.4 248 2001–2002
V70
2.4T XC AWD · M5 · 2435 cc
Petrol 26.9 mpg 10.5 250 2001–2002
V70
2.4T · A5 · 2435 cc
Petrol 26.4 mpg 10.7 254 2001–2002
V70
T5 · A5 · 2319 cc
Petrol 25.7 mpg 11.0 264 2000–2002
V70
2.4T XC AWD · A5 · 2435 cc
Petrol 24.6 mpg 11.5 274 2001–2002
V70
2.5D · M5 · 2461 cc
Diesel 43.5 mpg 6.5 172 2001
V70
2.5 D · M5 · 2461 cc
Diesel 43.5 mpg 6.5 172 2000
V70
2.4 T · M5 · 2435 cc
Petrol 30.4 mpg 9.3 222 2000
V70
2.4 T XC AWD · M5 · 2435 cc
Petrol 26.9 mpg 10.5 250 2000
V70
2.4 T · A5 · 2435 cc
Petrol 26.4 mpg 10.7 254 2000
V70
2.4 T XC AWD · A5 · 2435 cc
Petrol 24.6 mpg 11.5 274 2000

Source: Vehicle Certification Agency (VCA), Car Fuel Data — official data download (lists 2000–2016, downloaded 2026-10-22). © Crown copyright, reused under the licence published for this dataset on data.gov.uk (Creative Commons Attribution). Data processed by us (duplicates merged, model names tidied); the VCA is not responsible for our use of it. The VCA states that figures are supplied by manufacturers, may not be achieved in real-world driving, and are used at the user's own risk.