2025-2026 Volvo EX30 4 Door Driving -> Enabling automatic creeping User Manual
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Driving -> Enabling automatic creeping for Your Volvo EX30 4 Door First Generation (2025-2026)

When you ease up on the accelerator, the car will apply regenerative braking.  
Low  
When you ease up on the accelerator, the car will brake with more force than in the low setting.  
High  
Tip  
Quick access  
The adjustment settings for One pedal drive are available in quick controls and via the customisable steering wheel but-  
ton  
as well. These allow you to quickly adjust the level of braking force from One pedal drive without going into  
settings.  
Warning  
Keep the brake pedal in mind  
There is a limit to the braking force that can be applied by releasing the accelerator when using One pedal drive. For hard  
braking, you need to use the brake pedal.  
Press the car symbol  
in the bottom bar and go to Settings.  
1
Go to Driving Driving dynamics One pedal drive.  
2
3
Select a setting.  
8.4.2. Enabling automatic creeping  
When creeping is enabled, the car can automatically move slowly without you using the accelerator.  
Automatic creeping can be enabled or disabled in settings.  
When you start your car with creeping enabled, you first need to press the accelerator to start the automatic creeping. When the  
movement has started, you no longer have to use the accelerator to creep. However, if you have just come to a slight stop, you  
can initiate creeping just by releasing the brake pedal. This can be useful in driving situations such as traffic queues or car parks.  
Tip  
Pressing down hard on the brake pedal temporarily pauses creeping and activates auto hold. Press the accelerator to  
initiate creeping again.  
Press the car symbol  
in the bottom bar and go to Settings.  
1
Go to Driving Driving dynamics Creep forwards.  
2
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