2025-2026 Volvo EX30 4 Door Interior comfort and climate -> Interior User Manual
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4. Interior comfort and climate  
Get familiar with your car's interior and the controls for seat adjustment, climate and windows.  
Your car is equipped with multiple features to assist you in your driving. While some features are mainly for comfort, others im-  
prove visibility. Reading this section of the manual can assist in making your driving experience more comfortable.  
4.1. Interior  
Get to know the interior's layout and its practical features, such as cup holders and charging ports for your  
devices.  
Interior walk-through  
There are a few places and components whose names and locations are good to know, as they are referenced throughout the  
manual.  
The passenger compartment is divided into the front and rear passenger compartment.  
Passenger  
compartment  
The boot, or cargo area, is the space behind the rear seats, which you typically access from behind the car.  
Boot  
The dashboard refers to the whole set of panels and components in front of the driver and front passenger. It has some of your car's main interaction  
areas, such as the display, steering wheel, USB ports, air vents and glove box.  
Dashboard  
The centre armrest sits between the front seats, above the tunnel console. It's where you find the controls for windows and locks, storage  
compartments, a cup holder and a rearward-facing utility panel.  
Centre armrest  
The overhead console sits in the ceiling against the windscreen. It provides easy access to certain important functions and status indicators.  
Overhead console  
Note  
Using the cup holder  
To access the cup holder, push the lower front section of the centre armrest and let go. The cup holder will slide out fully.  
The cup holder tray needs to be handled carefully to avoid damaging it. It retracts in two steps, one for each cup hole. It's  
important to slide it back one cup hole at a time. Do not try to force the tray back in one motion.  
4.1.1. Using the wireless charger  
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Use the wireless charger to charge Qi-certified devices, such as a phone.  
The wireless charger under the display  
To use the wireless charger, your device should be certified to the Qi wireless charging standard. Also make sure that wireless  
charging is enabled on the device[1] you want to charge.  
Warning  
Wireless charging may affect the operation of a pacemaker or other implanted medical devices. If you have one, consult  
your doctor before using the wireless charging system.  
Important  
Signal disturbances  
The car uses electromagnetic fields, Bluetooth and NFC[2]. These signals may cause disturbances in other devices at cer-  
tain distances. Make sure you are aware of what these issues may be. You can read more about different specifications in  
their separate sections in this manual.  
NFC cards and charging  
Avoid storing cards or keys with NFC near the wireless charger when using the charging function as this could damage  
them.  
Before charging a device, make sure there are no other objects on the charger.  
Place the device in the middle of the charger.  
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The device starts charging.  
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Warning  
Never leave your phone on the wireless charger when you leave the car.  
Note  
You may experience differing results when charging different devices. For example, the time it takes before charging  
starts and how quickly a device is fully charged.  
Your device might get hot during charging. This is normal and nothing to worry about. If the device's battery  
temperature becomes too high, charging is deactivated.  
If the device doesn't charge  
If your device doesn't charge when placed on the charger, there are some steps you can try:  
Make sure there are no items on the charger apart from the device you want to charge.  
Lift the device and then place it back in the middle of the charger.  
Remove any cases or covers from the device.  
[1]  
Many Qi-certified devices are always enabled  
[2]  
Near Field Communication  
4.1.2. USB ports  
You can use your car's USB ports to charge a phone, tablet or other device.  
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Location of the USB ports  
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USB port locations.  
There are two USB ports[1] under the display.  
There are also two USB ports[1] in the rear part of the tunnel console.  
Using the USB ports  
Always disconnect devices from the ports when not in use.  
Some devices may become hot during charging. This is normal.  
The car turns off power to the USB ports automatically when you leave the car. If you leave the car unlocked, the socket remains  
active for a while longer before turning off.  
Tip  
If you would like to keep the USB ports active while parked, read about parking comfort in this manual. When this  
function is on, the USB ports will continue to provide power even if the car is locked.  
USB port specifications  
Type C socket  
Version 3.0  
Normal charge  
Voltage supply 5 V  
Current supply max. 3.0 A  
Quick charge  
Voltage supply 9 V  
Current supply max. 2.0 A  
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[1]  
type C  
4.1.3. 12 V socket  
You can use the 12 V socket to power various electrical devices, such as a cooler box.  
12 V socket.  
The 12 V electrical socket is on the left-hand side in the boot.  
The car turns off power to the socket automatically when you leave the car. If you leave the car unlocked, the socket remains  
active for a while longer before turning off.  
Tip  
If you would like to keep the 12 V socket active while parked, read about parking comfort in this manual. When this  
function is on, the 12 V socket will continue to provide power even if the car is locked.  
Always disconnect devices from the socket and close the cover when not in use.  
Some devices may become hot when charged through the 12 V socket. This is normal for many devices.  
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Warning  
Failure to observe the following instructions could cause damage or personal injury.  
Do not use electrical devices with large, heavy plugs. They can damage the socket or come loose while driving.  
Do not use electrical devices that could interfere with the car's systems, such as the radio receiver.  
Only connect undamaged and fully working devices that meet all relevant safety standards[1]  
Keep an eye on connected devices to prevent damage or injury if they malfunction.  
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Do not connect adaptors or extension cables to the 12 V socket as these can override the socket's safety features.  
Do not expose the socket, connectors or connected devices to water or other liquids.  
Do not touch or use the socket if it appears to be damaged or has come into contact with water or other liquids.  
Power rating  
Important  
The maximum power draw is 120 W (10 A).  
[1]  
CE marking, UL marking or similar compliance marking  
4.1.4. Sun visors  
There are sun visors overhead in front of the driver's seat and the front passenger seat.  
You can fold the visors down and angle them to the side to block the sunlight coming from the side of the car.  
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Related Topics

Interior comfort and climate
Using the wireless charger USB ports 12 V socket Sun visors Comfort Activating refresh mode Activating relax mode Climate Activating seat heating Activating the steering wheel heating Temperature and air conditioning Activating air conditioning Setting temperature Synchronising temperature Activating eco climate Air distribution and climate modes Adjusting air vents Activating auto climate mode Activating manual climate mode Ice, condensation and defrosters Activating max defroster Interior climate when parked Setting the preconditioning timer Activating parking comfort Air quality Air quality indication Activating air recirculation Climate system Climate zones Perceived and actual temperature Climate sensors Heaters Windows and glass panes Operating the windows Locking the rear windows Resetting windows Seats Front seats Adjusting front seats Rear seats Adjusting rear seat headrests Removing rear seat headrests Folding down the rear seats Interior lighting Adjusting the reading lights Adjusting interior lights Adjusting ambience theme

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