2025-2026 Volvo EX30 4 Door Interior comfort and climate -> Climate sensors User Manual
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4.3.8.1. Climate zones  
Your car's passenger compartment is divided into different climate zones. These zones enable passengers to  
set their own preferred temperature to enjoy a comfortable environment.  
Available climate zones.  
There are two different climate zones in your car's passenger compartment. All zones are directly synced to the driver's pre-  
ferred climate settings by default. However, each zone can have its own individual temperature setting.  
4.3.8.2. Perceived and actual temperature  
Your temperature perception is affected by more factors than the actual temperature of the air around you.  
Knowing the difference between perceived and actual temperature can benefit your climate comfort  
experience.  
Whether the air in your car feels warm or cold depends on its temperature as well as several other factors. These factors include  
your own body temperature, airflow and humidity in the car, and whether you're exposed to direct sunlight. When you adjust  
the temperature setting, the car considers some of the factors contributing to your perceived temperature. The car then continu-  
ously adapts its climate functions to make the interior climate feel like the temperature you selected, regardless of any changing  
conditions. This means that the actual temperature in your car can differ from the temperature you selected to give you a more  
consistent climate comfort experience.  
4.3.8.3. Climate sensors  
There are several climate sensors located inside and outside of your car. These sensors help to provide a  
comfortable climate in the passenger compartment.  
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For the interior sensors to be able to perform as intended, it's important that you don't cover them.  
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Sunlight, rain and humidity sensor in the rear-view mirror console.  
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Passenger compartment temperature sensor, located behind the dashboard panel on the driver's side next to the glove  
box.  
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Airborne particulate matter sensor, located under the speaker cover on the passenger's side.  
The exterior ambient temperature sensor is located in the right wing mirror.  
4.3.8.4. Heaters  
If the ambient temperature is lower than the temperature you prefer in your car, the heating system can help  
provide a comfortable interior climate.  
Electric heater  
The electric heater is powered by the car's traction battery. It is used to heat the battery and for heating the passenger compart-  
ment during preconditioning.  
If the charge level in the traction battery is too low, the heater will switch off.  
Heat pump  
The heat pump works primarily as a range extender. In low temperatures, the heat pump helps to heat up the passenger com-  
partment while using less energy compared to the electric heater, which extends the battery's power availability. The heat pump  
operates during both preconditioning and driving. It also helps to maintain the traction battery at its desired operating temper-  
ature, which enhances performance.  
4.4. Windows and glass panes  
Your car has several different windows and glass panes. Some of them are laminated for added safety and  
security. The lamination also provides better sound insulation in the passenger compartment.  
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