Haven't seen the new XC60 yet, but from what I read, VM removed quite a bit of features compared to the previous version. ACC is very useful for highway driving, but not good for traffic congestions where other cars can easily cut in front of the your car because of the big gap. I think the LDW and RSI has been removed too. The power tailgate feature is actually very nice to use, adds a touch of luxury to the model because only high-end SUVs and sedans have that feature. RSI isn't very useful and LDW is also useful for highway driving because it alerts you if you drift out of your lane. I use it only when I'm on the highway; normal city roads, I de-activate it.

Based on paper specs, the new Drive-e engine and 8-spd GB is damn good... more Hp and torque, faster acceleration and lower fuel consumption. I'm averaging 7.5km/ltr with 60% city and 40% highway driving. The digital display will be useful to see the speed because the short, thin floating needle in my XC60 is hard to see when I'm going fast.

Other than the fuel consumption, all in all, the XC60 is still a good SUV to have; made even better now with the improvement in the engine and GB at a lower price.

Bro, you also have REP. I bought the XC60 under my SIL REP quota, cost 212k and I added 30k worth of accessories like the RSE, front and rear cameras, body kits and internal storage parts.

The shortest distance for ACC is around 1.5-2 cars' length; can't go nearer than that. I tried it with low speed and high speed; all the same. But I have to admit the Powershift GB is quite smooth too; hardly feel the down/up shift when changing gears.

Is your V40 using the 6-spd Powershift or 8-spd Aisin GB? And how well does the cross traffic alert work?

Mine was an older 2013 FL model with 6sp GB and 240Hp; my gear knob has lighting and my seats are black leather. After 2.5 years, I still love driving it specially on long distance trips. It drinks petrol for short drives, but can be quite fuel-efficient on the highway, provided you don't step on the pedal too hard. I read that the newer Drive-e models are more fuel-efficient with the new engines and 8-sp GB.

Space-wise, I've yet to find another SUV with the same amount of boot space; all the others that I've seen has smaller boot space (I haven't check the Q5 yet). My battery died in the first year and I called VOC; they came within 1 hour and I was charged RM700 for a new battery.

What specific things do you want to know?

It looks like the new XC90 to me. The round knob seat control located near the end/front of the seat has a small lever to change the control function. This driver's seat has 14 ways to adjust the seat.