2025-2026 Volvo EX30 4 Door Entry and security -> Opening and closing User Manual
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You can place your key card or a discharged key tag on the card reader between the front seats to get driving access.  
Card reader location  
Note  
The card reader won't work at the same time as the wireless charger.  
6.2. Opening and closing  
Your car has a few features and situation-specific behaviours you should be aware of when opening and  
closing the doors.  
Doors  
You open the doors manually, but you can set how the doors unlock and under which conditions via the display.  
The rear doors are equipped with a double-pull feature to help protect against accidental opening of the rear doors. To open the  
rear doors from the inside, you need to pull the door handle twice.  
Bonnet  
The bonnet is opened by using a lever near the driver's seat.  
Boot  
You can open the boot via the display or using the button on the boot hatch.  
Open door warning  
Regularly check that the bonnet, boot and doors are fully closed.  
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Open doors are highlighted in red on the car symbol in the display. The car will also use warning sounds to indicate improperly  
closed doors.  
6.2.1. Opening the bonnet  
Opening the bonnet provides access to the front storage compartment. Be sure to close the bonnet again  
before driving the car.  
Location of release lever  
The interior lever as seen from the driver's seat.  
The lever to open the bonnet can be found below the dashboard on the driver's side, just in front of the door hinge.  
Opening the bonnet  
Pull the bonnet lever upwards twice.  
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The bonnet releases from its fully locked position.  
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Lift the bonnet by its front edge and open it to its fully extended height, which is just above a 45-degree angle.  
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The bonnet stays in position.  
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Warning  
Do not drive with the bonnet open  
Stop the car immediately if there is any indication that the bonnet is not completely closed.  
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Note  
Open bonnet warning  
If you see an open bonnet warning in the driver display, open the bonnet and check for obstructions before closing it  
again. Contact Volvo support if the notification doesn't go away.  
6.2.2. Closing the bonnet  
Take extra care to ensure that the bonnet completely closes after being open.  
Make sure nothing gets in the way of the bonnet as it closes.  
Warning  
Pinching and crushing hazard  
Keep all hands away from the bonnet's closing path. Take extra caution when children or pets are nearby.  
From the fully opened position, simply pull the bonnet down by holding the outer edge.  
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Carefully lower the bonnet until it reaches the locking mechanism.  
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Press down with both hands on the front edge of the bonnet lid. Make sure the bonnet fits into the locks at the same  
time. Keep the front edge flat as it closes.  
The bonnet noticeably locks in place on both sides.  
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Make sure there are no significant gaps or any indication that the bonnet is not completely closed.  
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Note  
Open bonnet warning  
If you see an open bonnet warning in the driver display, open the bonnet and check for obstructions before closing it  
again. Contact Volvo support if the notification doesn't go away.  
Warning  
Do not drive with the bonnet open  
Stop the car immediately if there is any indication that the bonnet is not completely closed.  
6.2.3. Boot access  
Open and close the boot via the display or the button on the boot hatch.  
Warning  
Be aware when the boot is opening or closing. Make sure that no persons are in the vicinity of the boot when it is in mo-  
tion. Always use the boot access functions with caution.  
Do not interfere with the boot's support arms, these are highly pressurised and tampering with them can result in serious  
injury.  
After use, check the display for indications that the boot is fully closed.  
If the car is unlocked, you can open the boot using the button in the middle of the boot hatch.  
You can also open the boot from inside the car via the display.  
Button on the boot's interior  
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Location of the boot closing button.  
Press the close button on the inner right side of the boot hatch to close it. Press the button twice to activate a delayed close.  
The delay is approximately 30 seconds.  
You can also use the close button to adjust how far the boot opens. This is useful if you want the boot hatch to stay within easy  
reach or if you are somewhere with a low ceiling, such as a garage.  
Locking with the boot open  
Locking the car with the boot open will lock all doors and set the alarm only for the closed doors. If you then close the boot  
hatch, it will lock and the alarm will be set for the boot.  
6.2.3.1. Adjusting boot opening height  
You can adjust how much the boot hatch opens.  
If the car is often in places with a low ceiling, such as a garage, you may want to reduce the boot opening height. To have more  
room to access the boot, you can raise the boot opening height.  
Once adjusted, the boot hatch will continue to open to the newly set height until changed.  
Open the boot hatch.  
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Adjust the boot hatch to the desired height using the close button on the inner right side of the boot hatch.  
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Use the close button marked with the associated symbol.  
To lower the boot hatch, move it manually to the preferred height, then press the close button to stop it. If you do not  
press the close button, the hatch will continue to lower until it closes.  
To raise the boot hatch, move it manually to the preferred height.  
Press and hold the close button for a few seconds to set the new height.  
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A chime sound confirms that the new height is set.  
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A height adjustment is saved to the profile being used at that time.  
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6.3. Locking and unlocking  
Use your key on the driver's door pillar to lock or unlock the car.  
Using the key reader  
You can use any of your keys to lock or unlock the car by putting the key on the NFC[1] reader in the door pillar.  
Key reading location on the door pillar  
Make sure the card or device is laid flat against the reader. If you're using a key tag, the Volvo logo should be facing towards  
you.  
Using the button panels inside the car  
You can lock or unlock your car from inside using the buttons on the armrest between the front seats. The lock and unlock sym-  
bols are visible on the buttons.  
Lock symbol  
Unlock symbol  
Emergency unlock  
In the event of a collision, the car will automatically unlock. If the damage to the car is minor, the car can be locked again. With  
significant damage to the car, you will not be able to lock the car again. In that case, the locking function can only be restored  
by Volvo technicians[2]  
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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. You can read about how to activate the child lock in a separate section of the manual.  
Double pull  
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Keys Key tag Replacing the key tag battery Key card Phone as digital key Creating a digital key Deleting a digital key Key reading locations Opening the bonnet Closing the bonnet Boot access Locking and unlocking Activating child lock Settings for locking and unlocking Adjusting locking and unlocking settings Unresponsive lock Anti-theft Alarm Reducing the alarm sensitivity

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