INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
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SymbolExplanation
Left/right turn signals
Both turn signal indicators willflash when the hazard warningflashers are being used.
Forward lights
Active Bending Lights (ABL)
This symbol will illuminate if thereis a fault in the ABL system or ifany other fault is detected in theheadlight system.
Automatic/active high beamson
The symbol will be blue when theautomatic high beams are on.
Automatic/active high beamsoffThe symbol will be white whenthe automatic high beams are off.
High beam indicator
The symbol will illuminate whenthe high beams are on or whenhigh beam flash is being used.
SymbolExplanation
Automatic/active high beamson
The symbol will be blue when theautomatic high beams are on. Theparking lights will also be on.
Automatic/active high beamsoff
The symbol will be white when theautomatic high beams are off. Theparking lights will be on.
High beams on
The high beams and parking lightswill be on.
Not in use
Rear fog lights
The symbol illuminates when therear fog lights are on.
Rain sensor
The symbol illuminates when therain sensor is on.
SymbolExplanation
PreconditioningC
The symbol illuminates when theengine/cabin heater/air condition-ing are preconditioning the vehi-cle.
Stability system
This symbol flashes when the sta-bility system is actively working tostabilize the vehicle. If the symbolglows steadily, there is a fault inthe system.
Stability system, sport mode
This symbol illuminates whenSport mode is activated. Sportmode offers more active drivingcharacteristics by monitoringmovement of the acceleratorpedal, steering wheel and corner-ing by allowing more lateral move-ment of the rear wheels beforethe stability system is activated.
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CLIMATE
* Option/accessory, for more information, see Introduction.190
Preconditioning
Preconditioning the vehicle before driving canhelp reduce wear and reduce energy consump-tion during a trip.
NOTE
Full preconditioning is only possible when thevehicle's charging cable is connected.
In other cases, the passenger compartmentcan be cooled for 3 minutes in warm weather.This function is started from the Parkingclimate tab in the center display's Climateview.
With the charging cable connected, precondition-ing can be started immediately or a timer functioncan start this procedure at a later time.
This feature utilizes several of the vehicle's sys-tems:
•The High Voltage Coolant Heater (HVCH)warms the hybrid battery and passengercompartment in cold weather.
•In warm weather, the ventilation system willattempt to cool the passenger compartmentto the current ambient temperature.
•In warm weather, the air conditioning systemwill cool the passenger compartment to acomfortable temperature.
•The electrically heated steering wheel andseats can be activated.
•Heating for the windshield, tailgate windowand door mirrors can be activated.
If preconditioning is used in warm weather, a cer-tain amount of water may condense under thevehicle, which is normal.
When preconditioning is used, this system willattempt to establish a comfortable temperature inthe passenger compartment but not necessarilythe temperature currently set in the climatesystem.
Maintaining a comfortable passenger
compartment climate
The climate in the passenger compartment canbe maintained even when the vehicle is parkedand the engine is turned off (e.g., if anyoneintends to remain in the vehicle).
This function can only be direct-started.
This function utilizes several of the vehicle's sys-tems:
•Residual heat from the engine is used helpkeep the passenger compartment warm incool temperatures.
•In warm weather, the ventilation system willattempt to cool the passenger compartmentto the current ambient temperature.
This function will not be activated if the vehicle islocked from the outside in order to avoid using
residual engine heat unnecessarily. This functionis primarily intended for use when the engine isnot running but someone remains in the vehicle.
Related information
•Starting and stopping preconditioning(p. 194)
•Activating/deactivating the climate comfortretaining function* (p. 191)
•Activating/deactivating the parking climatetimer (p. 191)
•Charging the hybrid battery (p. 413)
•Hybrid battery charging cable (p. 405)
INFOTAINMENT
* Option/accessory, for more information, see Introduction.465
FormatFile extension
AVI.avi
AVI (DivX).avi, .divx
ASF.asf, .wmv
MKV.mkv
Subtitles
FormatFile extension
SubViewer.sub
SubRip.srt
SSA.ssa
DivX ®
DivX Certified devices have been tested for highquality DivX (.divx, .avi) video playback. When yousee the DivX logo, you have the freedom to playyour favorite DivX movies.
ProfileDivX Home Theater
Video codecDivX, MPEG-4
Resolution720x576
Audio speed(bit rate)4.8Mbps
Frame per sec-ond30 fps
File extension.divx, .avi
Max. file size4 GB
Audio codecMP3, AC3
SubtitlesXSUB
Special func-tionsMultiple subtitles, multipleaudio, resume play
ReferenceMeets all requirements of
the DivX® Home Theaterprofile. Visit divx.com formore information and soft-ware tools to convert your
files into DivX® HomeTheater. video.
Storing information on a USB device
In order for the system to read data stored on aUSB device, the following specifications must bemet. Any folder structures will not be shown inthe center display during playback.
Max. number
Files15,000
Folders1,000
Folder levels8
Playlists100
Max. number
Tracks in a playlist1,000
SubfoldersNo limit
USB socket
•Type A socket
•Version 2.0
•Voltage 5 V
•Max. current 2.1 A
Related information
•CD (media) player* (p. 459)
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MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING
* Option/accessory, for more information, see Introduction.520
replaced by a trained and qualified Volvoservice technician.
Function[A]
Converter for controlling feed tothe rear axle electric motor5
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Control module for actuator forengaging/changing gears5
High Voltage Coolant Heatercontrol module5
Control module for: A/C, chargemodule, heat exchanger cut-offvalve, cut-off valve for coolantthrough the climate system
5
Hybrid battery control module;high-voltage converter for com-bined high-voltage generator/starter motor with 500 V–12 Vvoltage converter
5
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Converter for controlling feed tothe rear axle electric motor10
Function[A]
Hybrid battery control modulefor high-voltage converter forcombined high-voltage genera-tor/starter motor with 500 V–12V voltage converter
10
Charging module5
Cut-off valve for hybrid batterycoolant; coolant pump 1 forhybrid battery
10
Coolant pump for electric drivesystem10
Hybrid component cooling fan25
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Function[A]
Front USB socket*5
12-volt socket in the front tun-nel console15
12-volt socket on the rear side
of the tunnel consoleA
12-volt socket in the tunnel con-
sole between the rear seats B
15
12-volt socket in the cargo com-partment
USB sockets for iPad holdersB
15
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Heated windshield* driver sideShunt
Heated windshield* driver side40
Headlight washers*25
Windshield washer25
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MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING
* Option/accessory, for more information, see Introduction.529
Positions
•Fuses 13–17 and 21–36 are called "Micro".
•Fuses 1–12, 18–20 and 37 are called"MCase" and should only be replaced by atrained and qualified Volvo service technician.
FunctionA
Heated rear window30
Power rear seat (driver side)A20A
Pneumatic suspension* compres-sor40
Rear electric heater (passengerside)30
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Rear electric heater (driver side)30
Power rear seat (passenger side)A20A
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Power tailgate*25
Power front seat (passenger side)*module20
Trailer hitch* control module40
Seat belt tensioner module (pas-senger side)40
FunctionA
Internal relay windings5
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Foot movement detection modulefor opening the power tailgate*5
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Module for electrically folding thirdrow seats*20
Trailer hitch* control module25
Power front seat (driver seat*module20
Seat belt tensioner module (driverside)40
Parking camera*5
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Ionic air cleanerA5A
Feed when ignition is switched on.10
Airbag and seat belt tensionermodules5
FunctionA
Cooler; heated/cooled cup holder
(rear)A10A
Heated rear seat (driver side)*15
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Blind Spot Information (BLIS)*5
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Seat belt tensioner modules5
Emission system actuator5
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Heated rear seat (passengerside)*15
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AXC90 Excellence.
Related information
•Replacing fuses (p. 517)
•Fuses (p. 516)
•Fuses in the passenger compartment(p. 523)
•Fuses in the engine compartment (p. 518)