2025-2026 Volvo EX30 4 Door Driving -> Steering User Manual
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8.5.1.1. Resetting the trip meter  
You can reset your car's trip meter.  
The trip meter can show you information such as mileage, average consumption and average speed.  
Press the car symbol  
in the bottom bar and go to Car status.  
1
Go to Trip info → Since last reset → Reset.  
2
3
Reset the trip meter.  
8.6. Steering  
Get familiar with your car's steering-related functions.  
Your car has been designed to provide a responsive and intuitive steering experience. Be sure to adjust your driving posture and  
preferred steering feel before driving.  
Tip  
Steering and driver support interactions  
Several of your car's driver support features can affect the steering. Read the user manual sections about these features  
for a more complete understanding of how they can interact with and affect your steering experience.  
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Speed-dependent steering response  
The steering resistance and firmness change with the speed of the car. At low speeds, steering resistance is low for precision  
manoeuvring. At high speeds, the steering adapts to be firmer.  
Steering feel  
You can adjust the steering feel via the settings in the display. Steering feel affects the firmness of the steering wheel's turning.  
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8.6.1. Steering wheel  
Get to know the steering wheel and some of its features.  
You can use your steering wheel for more than just steering the car.  
Heated steering wheel  
The steering wheel has built-in heating. The function can be turned on manually or set to automatic activation.  
Adjust the steering wheel position  
The steering wheel can be adjusted to suit your driving posture.  
Steering wheel touch buttons  
There are touch zone buttons on the steering wheel that can control certain settings and adjustments.  
Horn  
The button for the horn is located in the middle of the steering wheel and is indicated with the horn symbol  
.
Note  
Steering wheel lock  
Your car's steering wheel lock is automatically engaged when you lock the car. This is to prevent unauthorised driving of  
your car, such as if it's stolen. When you unlock your car, the steering wheel is also unlocked.  
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8.6.1.1. Steering wheel controls  
The steering wheel has several buttons and control surfaces. They control specific functions such as the  
horn, as well as certain settings, adjustments and what's shown in the driver information area.  
Horn  
Touch-sensitive buttons  
Left-hand stalk  
Right-hand stalk  
Touch-sensitive buttons  
Resume or increase set speed  
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Decrease set speed  
Alternate steering assist  
Customisable button  
Voice control  
Increase volume or confirm  
Decrease volume or decline  
Media: Previous or rewind  
Media: Next or fast forward  
The buttons' functions change depending on the context and they typically control what's currently shown in the displays.  
You can set the customisable button to always correspond to a certain action.  
Interacting with the touch-sensitive buttons  
The buttons on the right-hand side of the steering wheel often control what you see on the right-hand side of the driver inform-  
ation area. The buttons on the left-hand side often control what you see on the left-hand side. The driver information area in the  
display typically shows which action each zone is assigned to.  
You can find the touch button zone you're looking for by moving your finger across the buttons. The display reacts and shows  
what the button's assigned behaviour or action is. When the function you want is indicated, press the button.  
8.6.1.1.1. Assigning an action to the customisable button  
You can set the customisable steering wheel button to correspond to a certain action.  
You can assign a specific action to the customisable steering wheel button  
want to be able to control with it.  
. By doing this, you select which function you  
The available settings are:  
Switch between display modes in the driver information area.  
Adjust One pedal drive settings.  
Screen view  
One pedal drive  
Speed limit warnings  
Turn speed limit warnings on or off.  
Press the car symbol  
in the bottom bar and go to Settings.  
1
Go to Controls → Steering wheel controls → Customisable button.  
2
3
Assign an action to the customisable button.  
8.6.1.2. Adjusting the steering wheel position  
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You can adjust the steering wheel position to suit your driving posture.  
Adjusting the steering wheel position is fundamental to your driving posture, allowing you better comfort and control of the  
car.  
Warning  
Make sure that you adjust your steering wheel position when you are parked as this should not be done whilst driving.  
Push the steering wheel adjustment lever located on the steering wheel column.  
1
Grasp the steering wheel and adjust its position.  
2
Move it up or down and backwards or forwards to fit your driving posture.  
Pull the steering wheel adjustment lever up to secure the position of the steering wheel.  
3
Important  
Once you've finished adjusting the steering wheel position to your liking, it's important to make sure other parts of the  
car are aligned correctly. Your driving posture is important and is affected by more than your steering wheel adjustments,  
such as the position of your seat and mirrors.  
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8.6.2. Adjusting steering feel  
You can adjust the steering wheel resistance and driving feel via settings.  
A range of predefined settings are available to control the steering feel. These options are selected in the display.  
Note  
Your car has speed-dependent steering wheel resistance in addition to the manually adjusted steering feel. This means  
that your car automatically adjusts the steering wheel resistance in line with your driving speed, giving you enhanced  
control and stability.  
Press the car symbol  
in the bottom bar and go to Settings.  
1
Go to Driving → Driving dynamics → Steering feel.  
2
3
Select a steering feel setting.  
8.7. Brakes  
Your car has several types of braking functions, both manual and automatic.  
Your car has several features and capabilities when it comes to braking.  
Your main way of braking manually. Pressing the brake pedal may activate regenerative braking or engage the friction brakes, depending on the  
driving conditions.  
Foot brake  
When One pedal drive is active, you control both braking and acceleration with the accelerator pedal.  
Slows the car down by using the car’s movement to charge the battery.[1]  
Slows the car down by engaging the disc brakes.  
One pedal drive  
Regenerative braking  
Friction brakes  
Parking brake  
Keeps the car in place while parked.  
Automatically applies the brake to hold the car when coming to a stop.  
Auto hold  
This is a general term for the car's braking interventions. Several driver support and safety systems can intervene and perform braking  
manoeuvres for safety reasons or convenience.  
Automatic braking  
Automatic braking after severe collisions to avoid further hazards.  
Post-impact braking  
Helps prevent skidding and other stability-related issues by automatically applying the brakes.  
Electronic stability  
control[2]  
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Related Topics

Driving
A typical driving cycle Starting the car Start-up checks Alcohol lock Turning the car off One pedal drive Adjusting One pedal drive Enabling automatic creeping Activating Performance All-Wheel Drive Activating hill descent Stability control Disabling electronic stability control Suspension Range Trip information Steering wheel Steering wheel controls Assigning an action to the customisable button Adjusting steering feel Brakes Foot brake Parking brake Auto hold Post-impact braking Selecting gear

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