2025-2026 Volvo EX30 4 Door Interior comfort and climate -> Rear seats User Manual
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4.5.2. Rear seats  
You can adjust the rear seats to get more space or to provide more comfort.  
The rear seats have the following features:  
The rear seats have adjustable headrests. They can be raised or lowered to better support your head. You can also remove the headrests  
Adjustable and removable  
headrests  
for more space when folding the seats.  
You can fold the rear seats to create more cargo space. The left seat can fold on its own whereas the centre and right seats fold together.  
Foldable backrests  
Tip  
Small item storage  
There is a pocket for storing small items on the side closest to the door of each outer seat.  
4.5.2.1. Adjusting rear seat headrests  
All three rear seats have adjustable headrests. The headrest should be adjusted according to your height and  
fully support back of your head if possible.  
A correctly adjusted headrest can help prevent neck injury during collisions. It's important to align the headrest to cover as  
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much as possible of the back of the head.  
Correct headrest level  
Upward movement of the headrest is not locked.  
Pull the headrest upwards to a level that fits your height.  
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To lower the headrest, press and hold the button at the base of the right support to release the lock. Then, carefully push the  
headrest down.  
Locking button on the headrest  
Tip  
Make a habit of lowering the headrest when the seat is not used. When it's down, it doesn't risk obstructing the rear  
view.  
4.5.2.2. Removing rear seat headrests  
If you need more room to fold the rear seats, you can remove the seats' headrests.  
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There are two buttons involved when removing the headrests. The first button is located on the base of the right headrest sup-  
port. This is the same button you use to adjust the headrest height. The second button is smaller and located on the base of the  
left support. This button is integrated into a larger button.  
Buttons used to remove headrest.  
Press and hold both buttons on the support bases.  
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Move the headrest upwards until it detaches from the seat.  
2
Warning  
Never drive with a passenger sitting in a seat without an attached and properly adjusted headrest. This can lead to fatal or  
serious personal injury.  
Make sure to stow the removed headrests properly while the rear seats are folded down. Always reattach the headrests once  
you raise the seats again.  
4.5.2.3. Folding down the rear seats  
You can fold the rear seats with a button on the seat backrest. The left seat can be folded on its own while  
the centre and right seats fold together.  
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Important  
Before folding the seats, make sure:  
there are no objects on the seats.  
the seatbelts are not buckled.  
there is enough space to fold the seats down. If needed, move the front seats forwards and adjust or remove the rear  
seats' headrests.  
Warning  
If any of the rear seats are folded down, they must not be in contact with the seats in front. This can impede the safety of  
other occupants.  
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Press the button on the seat backrest.  
The seat releases and folds forwards.  
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Manually push the backrests to their upright position when you no longer need the extra cargo space. Make sure they lock into  
place.  
4.6. Interior lighting  
The lights in your car's passenger compartment provide illumination for different purposes. There are lights  
for reading as well as for general illumination and lighting up storage areas.  
Reading lights  
The front and rear seats have reading lights. You can adjust their intensity to suit your needs. In the rear seat, the reading lights  
also work as general lighting.  
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Interior comfort and climate
Interior 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 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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