2025-2026 Volvo EX30 4 Door Interior comfort and climate -> Windows and glass panes User Manual
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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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There are four power operated side windows in the car, one for each door.  
The rear windows are fitted with privacy glass, which restricts the view from outside the car and reduces glare.  
Panoramic roof  
Your car's panoramic roof has an infrared coating which helps to keep the passenger compartment cool in sunny conditions.  
Note  
Be sure not to use tinted film with a metallised surface coating on the rear windscreen. This can cause problems with  
signal reception as this is where the antenna is located.  
4.4.1. Operating the windows  
You can use the power switches on the front and rear ends of the centre armrest to operate the windows.  
The power windows may still work for a while after you exit the car. Keep this in mind when leaving the car unattended.  
Warning  
Always consider the safety risks while operating the windows. The car's moving parts can cause injury to children or  
other occupants, as well as damage to objects.  
Make sure you have a clear view of the windows you operate.  
Do not allow children to play with the window controls.  
Never leave children alone in the car.  
Never put an object or body part through an open window, even if the car's electrical system is fully disconnected.  
All of the windows have built-in pinch protection to help prevent injuries. Be sure to read the relevant information on pinch pro-  
tection in a separate section of the manual.  
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Situations where the windows cannot be opened  
The windows cannot be opened at speeds above approximately 180 km/h (112 mph) but they can be closed.  
At very low temperatures, the windows might freeze in place and you won't be able to operate them.  
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Operating windows from the front seats  
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From the front seats, you can control all of the power windows. Press the button with the text REAR to switch between  
operating the front or rear windows. The button turns amber to indicate that the rear windows are selected. The controls  
will switch back to the front windows if you press the button again or after a few seconds of inactivity.  
Operating the windows from the rear seats  
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From the rear seats, you can operate the rear windows using the switches on the rear end of the centre armrest.  
Use the switches to open or close the windows:  
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A slight push or pull allows you to manually operate the window until you release the switch.  
If you push or pull the switch fully, the window moves automatically even if you release the switch. Stop it by moving  
the switch in the opposite direction.  
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Tip  
Noise reduction  
One way to reduce the noise of the wind when the rear windows are open is to also open the front windows slightly.  
Close by locking  
If you want to close all the windows at the same time when you lock the car, you can enable this feature in the settings.  
Look up automatic window closing in this manual for more information.  
Controlling windows remotely  
You can control the windows remotely in the mobile app for the car.  
Locking the rear windows  
You can disable the rear window controls in settings. This prevents rear seat passengers from operating the windows.  
Note  
If automatic window movement or pinch protection isn't working properly, you may need to reset the windows. You can  
learn how to do this in a separate section of the manual.  
4.4.1.1. Locking the rear windows  
You can lock the rear power windows via a setting in the display. This can be important to consider when  
driving with children in the rear seats.  
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Child lock  
Locking the rear windows does not affect the door locks. If you want to prevent rear seat passengers from opening the  
doors, read more about the child lock in a separate section in this manual.  
When driving with children in the rear seats, check that the rear doors are secured with an active child lock.  
Press the car symbol  
in the bottom bar and go to Settings.  
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Go to Controls → Locking → Lock rear power windows.  
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Turn on to lock the rear windows.  
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4.4.2. Pinch protection  
To help prevent injuries from power-operated windows and other moving parts, your car has a built-in pinch  
protection system. Occupants should also keep proper user practices in mind to reduce the risk of getting  
caught between moving or closing parts.  
If something is blocking the window when it is closing, the window will stop and then slightly reverse, allowing you to remove  
what's in the way.  
Warning  
Always consider the safety risks while operating the windows. The car's moving parts can cause injury to children or  
other occupants, as well as damage to objects.  
Make sure you have a clear view of the windows you operate.  
Do not allow children to play with the window controls.  
Never leave children alone in the car.  
Never put an object or body part through an open window, even if the car's electrical system is fully disconnected.  
If the automatic closing of a window stops due to obstructions, such as ice, you can still try to close the window manually by  
continuing to pull the control switch. However, always try to remove the source of the obstruction first and make sure nothing  
is blocking the path of the window before trying to close it again.  
If there is a problem with the pinch protection, you can try to solve the issue by resetting the windows.  
Warning  
The power window pinch protection may not work properly if the car loses track of the current window position. The  
window positions are recalibrated when you reset the windows. Always reset them to make sure the window positions  
are correctly calibrated if:  
the car has lost power, for instance if the 12 V battery has been disconnected.  
the automatic window movement does not work properly.  
This restores the automatic window movement and re-enables the pinch protection function.  
4.4.3. Resetting windows  
If you're experiencing issues with the power-operated windows, you need to reset them. This allows the car  
to recalibrate their position, restoring both pinch protection and automatic movement.  
Important  
The pinch protection system will not work properly until the window has been reset after losing calibration.  
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Lightly pull the window switch until the window is completely closed and then continue to hold for at least two seconds.  
Lightly press the switch until the window is completely open and then continue to press for at least two seconds.  
Lightly pull the switch again until the window is completely closed and then continue to hold for at least two seconds.  
Recalibration is now done, re-enabling both pinch protection and the automatic window movement.  
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If the problem persists, contact an authorised Volvo workshop.  
4.5. Seats  
The seats are all designed to provide comfort and safety. Adjust the seats, headrests and other comfort  
functions, and make sure to sit properly.  
The seats of the car have a range of features to provide comfort, safety and flexibility.  
In this section of the manual, you'll get to know the comfort features and adjustments available for the car seats. This includes  
features such as the front seats' positional adjustments and how to fold the rear seats to get more space for stowing. At the  
same time, you will learn the essentials of how to use these features safely and properly.  
For more information about the passive safety functions of the seats and to learn how to accommodate them through proper  
seating, there is a separate safety section in this manual.  
4.5.1. Front seats  
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Related Topics

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 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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