Get Entry and security -> Activating child lock Guide for Volvo EX30 4 Door First Generation (2025-2026)

Your car's rear doors are equipped with a double-pull feature to help protect against accidental opening. This means that it takes

two pulls on the inner door handle to unlock and open the door from inside the car.

Warning

Volvo recommends not leaving people or pets in a locked car. The driver is always fully responsible for the well-being and

safety of anyone left inside.

Some regions have laws prohibiting people or pets being left inside a locked vehicle.

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6.3.1. Activating child lock

You can activate and deactivate the child lock manually.

Important

The child lock does not affect the rear windows. You can lock the rear windows in settings.

When driving with children in the rear seats, check that the rear doors are secured with an active child lock.

The child lock can increase passenger safety in the rear seats. When the child lock is active, the passengers in the rear seats are

unable to open the rear doors.

Child lock switch location.

The child locks are accessed from inside the car and are located on the rear doors.

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You need a tool, such as a flathead screwdriver, to activate or deactivate the child locks. The direction for enabling or disabling

the locks is indicated around the switch.

Child lock with turn directions for activation.

Insert a tool into the switch hole.

Turn the tool in the indicated direction to enable the lock.

When the lock is enabled, you will hear a click.

Disabling the child lock

To disable the child lock, use the tool to turn the lock in the direction opposite to the one indicated on the lock.

6.3.2. Settings for locking and unlocking

You can customise how your car reacts when locking or unlocking.

Note

Different settings affect how and when your car is locked. Make sure to familiarise yourself with the different options and

how they affect the locking and unlocking behaviours.

General locking behaviour

You can customise many of your car's general locking behaviours. For example, you can turn feedback responses on or off and

choose whether all of the doors should unlock automatically when you park.

Presence warning

The presence warning setting allows the car to remind you that there may be passengers or pets still in the car after you lock it.

You can turn these warnings off temporarily.

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Entry and security -> Activating child lock for Your Volvo EX30 4 Door First Generation (2025-2026)